AerCap Ireland and AerCap Global Aviation Trust, leading entities in the aircraft leasing sector, have announced the successful pricing of a $1.5 billion senior notes offering. The offering comprises $750 million in 4.875% Senior Notesdue in 2028 and an additional $750 million in 5.375% Senior Notes due in 2031.
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Ryanair, Ireland’s largest low-cost carrier, has reimbursed subsidies previously received from Hahn Airport (Germany). The repayment follows a ruling by Brussels deeming the state aid provided to the airline as illegal. The demand for repayment was issued by Rhineland-Palatinate, the German state where Hahn Airport is located.
Spirit Airlines (US) has reported a net loss of $138.3 million for January 2025, reflecting ongoing financial challenges and operational pressures. Despite the loss, the airline generated $347.4 million in gross income during the month and began with a cash balance of $1.14 billion, providing financial flexibility to navigate market conditions.
Sky Alps (Italy) has wet leased a Boeing 737-800, serial 30667, from ETF Airways (Croatia) to support operations on the Verona-Hamburg route. The lease agreement, set for an undisclosed duration, ensures seamless capacity coverageon the airline’s international network.
Riyadh Air, the emerging Saudi Arabian airline wholly owned by the Public Investment Fund (PIF), has successfully secured its inaugural Islamic Revolving Credit Facility totaling SAR 5 billion. This financial arrangement comprises a SAR 3 billion revolving credit facility, complemented by a committed accordion option for an additional SAR 2 billion. The one-year, unsecured financing…
Air Canada has unveiled its 2028 financial targets, outlining ambitious goals that include achieving US$21 billion in operating revenues, a minimum adjusted EBITDA margin of 17%, and approximately 5% free cash flow margin. These targets highlight the airline’s focus on long-term profitability and sustained financial growth.
easyJet, the UK-based low-cost airline, has reported strong financial results for its fiscal first quarter, highlighting a 13% increase in Group revenue, which reached US$2.5 billion. This growth reflects the airline’s ability to capitalize on rising demand and optimize its operations amidst an improving aviation market.
Ryanair, Ireland’s largest low-cost carrier, has reimbursed subsidies previously received from Hahn Airport (Germany). The repayment follows a ruling by Brussels deeming the state aid provided to the airline as illegal. The demand for repayment was issued by Rhineland-Palatinate, the German state where Hahn Airport is located.
Spirit Airlines (US) has reported a net loss of $138.3 million for January 2025, reflecting ongoing financial challenges and operational pressures. Despite the loss, the airline generated $347.4 million in gross income during the month and began with a cash balance of $1.14 billion, providing financial flexibility to navigate market conditions.
Sky Alps (Italy) has wet leased a Boeing 737-800, serial 30667, from ETF Airways (Croatia) to support operations on the Verona-Hamburg route. The lease agreement, set for an undisclosed duration, ensures seamless capacity coverageon the airline’s international network.
Riyadh Air, the emerging Saudi Arabian airline wholly owned by the Public Investment Fund (PIF), has successfully secured its inaugural Islamic Revolving Credit Facility totaling SAR 5 billion. This financial arrangement comprises a SAR 3 billion revolving credit facility, complemented by a committed accordion option for an additional SAR 2 billion. The one-year, unsecured financing…
Air Canada has unveiled its 2028 financial targets, outlining ambitious goals that include achieving US$21 billion in operating revenues, a minimum adjusted EBITDA margin of 17%, and approximately 5% free cash flow margin. These targets highlight the airline’s focus on long-term profitability and sustained financial growth.
easyJet, the UK-based low-cost airline, has reported strong financial results for its fiscal first quarter, highlighting a 13% increase in Group revenue, which reached US$2.5 billion. This growth reflects the airline’s ability to capitalize on rising demand and optimize its operations amidst an improving aviation market.
Ryanair, Ireland’s largest low-cost carrier, has reimbursed subsidies previously received from Hahn Airport (Germany). The repayment follows a ruling by Brussels deeming the state aid provided to the airline as illegal. The demand for repayment was issued by Rhineland-Palatinate, the German state where Hahn Airport is located.
Spirit Airlines (US) has reported a net loss of $138.3 million for January 2025, reflecting ongoing financial challenges and operational pressures. Despite the loss, the airline generated $347.4 million in gross income during the month and began with a cash balance of $1.14 billion, providing financial flexibility to navigate market conditions.
Sky Alps (Italy) has wet leased a Boeing 737-800, serial 30667, from ETF Airways (Croatia) to support operations on the Verona-Hamburg route. The lease agreement, set for an undisclosed duration, ensures seamless capacity coverageon the airline’s international network.
Riyadh Air, the emerging Saudi Arabian airline wholly owned by the Public Investment Fund (PIF), has successfully secured its inaugural Islamic Revolving Credit Facility totaling SAR 5 billion. This financial arrangement comprises a SAR 3 billion revolving credit facility, complemented by a committed accordion option for an additional SAR 2 billion. The one-year, unsecured financing…
Air Canada has unveiled its 2028 financial targets, outlining ambitious goals that include achieving US$21 billion in operating revenues, a minimum adjusted EBITDA margin of 17%, and approximately 5% free cash flow margin. These targets highlight the airline’s focus on long-term profitability and sustained financial growth.
easyJet, the UK-based low-cost airline, has reported strong financial results for its fiscal first quarter, highlighting a 13% increase in Group revenue, which reached US$2.5 billion. This growth reflects the airline’s ability to capitalize on rising demand and optimize its operations amidst an improving aviation market.
