Saudi buyer linked to Standard Chartered’s Irish jet lessor
UK bank indicated in January that would sell Dublin-based aircraft finance business
GE Capital Aviation Services
GE sees annual profit below estimates amid renewables woes
Shares slipped in early trading in New York
AerCap records €2.3bn quarterly loss due to hit on aircraft based in Russia
Dublin-based lessor has filed insurance claims for aircraft and engines subject to sanctions against Russia
Aercap expects insurers to contest claims of €3.1bn for aircraft stranded in Russia
Lessor earns €895m profit for ‘milestone’ 2021
Ukraine war may weigh on repeat of €46bn worth of Irish deals
Sectors including technology and renewable energy set to continue thriving, law firm says
Russia-exposed Irish aircraft SPVs at the coalface as sanctions bite
Dublin-based AerCap has 118 aircraft managed or operated by Russian-based carriers
A ‘banner year’ for M&A activity across Ireland
Sales included CPL Resources, Valeo Foods, Panda Group and United Drug
Bank of Ireland back on board to sponsor Irish Times Business Awards
Event at Mansion House on April 21 will include Business Person of the Year prize
Vertical Aerospace appoints Dómhnal Slattery as chairman
New York-listed company aims to soon have emissions-free aircraft flying commercially
Aercap completed 438 deals with airlines and manufacturers last year, company says
Lessor raises $30.5bn in long-term funding
Philip Lee to hire more than 50 lawyers amid Dublin HQ move
Jonathan Kelly predicts another strong year for M&A activity in the Republic next year
Irish M&A activity breaks records in first nine months
Some 481 deals with Irish involvement recorded during January to September period
Dublin-based Aercap completes deal to become world’s biggest aircraft lessor
Aercap agreed in March to buy rival from US giant General Electric for $30bn in cash and shares
Irish aircraft lessor Aercap reports rise in profit
News comes days after European regulators approved Aercap’s €25bn purchase of rival GE Capital Aviation Services
EU regulators approve Aercap’s €25bn leasing megadeal
Irish aircraft lessor’s takeover of GE Capital Aviation Services will create global leader
AerCap set to get EU approval for €25bn GE bid, sources say
Deal between world’s two largest aircraft leasing companies would create new financing giant
Aer Lingus likely to get penalty fee in wake of Stobart failure
Airline owner Esken responsible for ‘certain obligations under the franchise agreement’
Aer Lingus to fly five Stobart routes to Britain until ‘at least’ July 19th
High Court appoints provisional liquidators to Stobart Air after it ceased trading
AerCap sees signs of growing confidence among airlines
NYSE-listed lessor’s Q1 revenues down 12% but it sees ‘pent up demand’ for travel
Ken Fennell: ‘There is a growing feeling that there could be a lot of companies in trouble’
Interview: Insolvency expert expects clarity by September on surviving businesses
The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Aengus Kelly
In March, Aercap agreed a €25bn deal to buy rival GECAS
Davy ‘for sale’ sign, Irish mortgage costs and the murky world of fake online reviews
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Aercap poised to fly high after snapping up GECAS
More than half of enlarged company’s fleet will be younger, newer aircraft
Aercap confirms €25bn deal to create world’s biggest aircraft lessor
Irish-based group’s purchase will create fleet of 2,000 planes and 300 helicopters
GE close to selling aircraft leasing business to Dublin’s AerCap
$30bn merger of two biggest plane financiers worldwide could be announced Monday
Air travel set to hit a lot more turbulence after Covid-19
Cantillon: Aviation will have to keep its seat belts tightly buckled for some time to come
Aviation lessors experience extreme turbulence
Some 5,000 are employed in aircraft leasing in Ireland, contributing €550m annually to the economy
GE Capital Aviation Services sees pre-tax profits soar
Shannon-based General Electric subsidiary has a fleet of more than 1,900 aircraft
Boost for Belfast as Airbus flogs A220 jets
Wings for the jets formally known as C-Series are built in Northern Ireland
UK lender provides €30m finance to Co Clare business park
Funding will be used to refinance Westpark Business Campus in Shannon
The Irish Times Business Person of the Year shortlist
Patrick and John Collison, Dómhnal Slattery and David McRedmond won the award
The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Dómhnal Slattery
Aircraft lessor Avolon, headed by industry veteran, raised €1.1bn
Time to update our analogue laws to cope with digital economy
State needs broad principles applicable to regulation of on-demand economy
Ireland home to several global leaders in aviation industry
AerCap, Dubai Aerospace Enterprise, GECAS, Air Lease Corporation and Avolon are headquartered here
Aircraft leasing worth more than €500m to Irish economy
New report highlights how the sector supports almost 5,000 jobs in the Republic
Aercap Ireland CEO appointed to Shannon Group board
Tom Kelly has been CEO of Aercap Ireland since 2010
Flying high in Trump’s America
Wild Geese: Aircraft leasing company executive Diarmuid Hogan moved to the the US 14 years ago with his wife
Boeing secures twice as much order value as Airbus
Boeing won orders and expressions of interest for about 420 planes at Paris Air Show
Maas Aviation invests up to €15m in new hangars
Irish aircraft painting firm’s expansion prompted by demands of Airbus contract
GE Capital Aviation Services lends $280m to Aerolíneas Argentinas
Senior debt will be secured on seven aircraft
Willie Walsh says Aer Lingus flights to China a possibility
IAG boss, speaking at Smurfit school, said China a ‘natural destination’ for Aer Lingus
Christoph Mueller absents himself from decision on IAG offer for Aer Lingus
Trade unionist David Begg’s extended term on Aer Lingus board ended just last week
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