Azul (Brazil) has successfully completed the restructuring of its financial obligations, reaching agreements with bondholders, lessors, and OEMs. The carrier also closed its $525 million Floating Rate Superpriority Notes offering, due 2030, significantly improving its financial stability.
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KGAL Group (Germany) has finalized a lease agreement with Porter Airlines (Canada) for three Bombardier Q400 aircraft. The transaction was conducted via KGAL’s subsidiary, GOAL, and the aircraft are part of the KGAL APF 5 fund.
Garuda Indonesia has announced plans to acquire up to 100 new aircraft from Boeing and Airbus by the end of 2025, as disclosed by Deputy Minister of Industry Faisol Riza at an event in Jakarta. This expansion is intended to strengthen Indonesia’s commercial aviation sector, aligning with the growth of the national aerospace industry.
VietJet Air, a low-cost carrier based in Vietnam, has announced plans to wet lease two COMAC ARJ21-700 aircraft from Chengdu Airlines, a Chinese carrier. The aircraft, identified by serial numbers 185 and 196, are powered by CF34-10A engines manufactured by General Electric (GE).
Azul (Brazil) has had its credit rating downgraded to ‘SD’ (Selective Default) by S&P Global Ratings (US) after completing a distressed debt exchange. The downgrade reflects S&P’s classification of Azul’s recent debt restructuring as distressed, rather than a conventional market transaction.
Bonair, a Turkey-based operator headquartered at Istanbul Sabiha Gökcen Airport, has added its first Global 5000aircraft to its fleet, according to ch-aviation research. The newly registered TC-EGG (msn 9544) is an 11.9-year-old Bombardier Business Aircraft, previously operated under the Danish registration OY-VIZ.
SriLankan Airlines CEO Richard Nuttall is exploring refinancing options to restructure the airline’s debt, which would serve as a preliminary step before any A330 fleet renewal. The carrier is also considering doubling its total fleet size to 50 aircraft, signaling a potential long-term expansion strategy.
KGAL Group (Germany) has finalized a lease agreement with Porter Airlines (Canada) for three Bombardier Q400 aircraft. The transaction was conducted via KGAL’s subsidiary, GOAL, and the aircraft are part of the KGAL APF 5 fund.
Garuda Indonesia has announced plans to acquire up to 100 new aircraft from Boeing and Airbus by the end of 2025, as disclosed by Deputy Minister of Industry Faisol Riza at an event in Jakarta. This expansion is intended to strengthen Indonesia’s commercial aviation sector, aligning with the growth of the national aerospace industry.
VietJet Air, a low-cost carrier based in Vietnam, has announced plans to wet lease two COMAC ARJ21-700 aircraft from Chengdu Airlines, a Chinese carrier. The aircraft, identified by serial numbers 185 and 196, are powered by CF34-10A engines manufactured by General Electric (GE).
Azul (Brazil) has had its credit rating downgraded to ‘SD’ (Selective Default) by S&P Global Ratings (US) after completing a distressed debt exchange. The downgrade reflects S&P’s classification of Azul’s recent debt restructuring as distressed, rather than a conventional market transaction.
Bonair, a Turkey-based operator headquartered at Istanbul Sabiha Gökcen Airport, has added its first Global 5000aircraft to its fleet, according to ch-aviation research. The newly registered TC-EGG (msn 9544) is an 11.9-year-old Bombardier Business Aircraft, previously operated under the Danish registration OY-VIZ.
SriLankan Airlines CEO Richard Nuttall is exploring refinancing options to restructure the airline’s debt, which would serve as a preliminary step before any A330 fleet renewal. The carrier is also considering doubling its total fleet size to 50 aircraft, signaling a potential long-term expansion strategy.
KGAL Group (Germany) has finalized a lease agreement with Porter Airlines (Canada) for three Bombardier Q400 aircraft. The transaction was conducted via KGAL’s subsidiary, GOAL, and the aircraft are part of the KGAL APF 5 fund.
Garuda Indonesia has announced plans to acquire up to 100 new aircraft from Boeing and Airbus by the end of 2025, as disclosed by Deputy Minister of Industry Faisol Riza at an event in Jakarta. This expansion is intended to strengthen Indonesia’s commercial aviation sector, aligning with the growth of the national aerospace industry.
VietJet Air, a low-cost carrier based in Vietnam, has announced plans to wet lease two COMAC ARJ21-700 aircraft from Chengdu Airlines, a Chinese carrier. The aircraft, identified by serial numbers 185 and 196, are powered by CF34-10A engines manufactured by General Electric (GE).
Azul (Brazil) has had its credit rating downgraded to ‘SD’ (Selective Default) by S&P Global Ratings (US) after completing a distressed debt exchange. The downgrade reflects S&P’s classification of Azul’s recent debt restructuring as distressed, rather than a conventional market transaction.
Bonair, a Turkey-based operator headquartered at Istanbul Sabiha Gökcen Airport, has added its first Global 5000aircraft to its fleet, according to ch-aviation research. The newly registered TC-EGG (msn 9544) is an 11.9-year-old Bombardier Business Aircraft, previously operated under the Danish registration OY-VIZ.
SriLankan Airlines CEO Richard Nuttall is exploring refinancing options to restructure the airline’s debt, which would serve as a preliminary step before any A330 fleet renewal. The carrier is also considering doubling its total fleet size to 50 aircraft, signaling a potential long-term expansion strategy.
