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December
Japanese aircraft leases, the most popular cross-border tax lease available to airlines, could soon be impossible.
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Aircraft Management Services a new captive leasing company for Malaysia Airlines has closed a $105 million Japanese operating lease for a used 777-200ER.
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Although the aviation downturn has delayed legislation, airlines will eventually have to find a way of paying for emissions, says Colleen Nelson, partner and head of UK law-firm asb's environmental practice.
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It may have taken almost three years, but the consolidation of China's state-owned carriers is almost complete. Dominic Jones looks at how it affects their balance sheets.
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DVB's Deucalion fund has bought four 747-400s from Singapore Airlines. The senior debt was provided by DVB with Deucalion mezzanine and junior debt provider.
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Whether you love it or hate it, export credit has dominated the last 12 months, but this is just the beginning. By Victoria Pennington.
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An administration court is contesting what it alleges to be the unfair allocation of passenger and cargo flights to Taipei by the Korean Ministry of Construction and Transportation. The ministry has allotted a total of 18 passenger and two cargo flights to be evenly split between Korean and Asiana Airlines.
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Chris Walton, easyJet's finance director, has resigned. He says he is ready for a new challenge, having grown the airline from a small start-up to a major European carrier.