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Natixis CIB Finances LEAP-1B Engines for Phoenix and AIP Capital

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Natixis Corporate & Investment Banking (CIB) (France) has provided financing for the acquisition of ten LEAP-1B engines by Phoenix Aviation Capital (Ireland) and AIP Capital (US). These engines are scheduled for delivery in 4Q 2024 and will be leased to a maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) provider.

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Spirit AeroSystems Secures $107M Line of Credit from Airbus

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Nok Air Reports 9M 2024 Net Loss of $36.7 Million Amid Revenue Decline

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Nok Air, a Thailand-based airline, has reported its 9M 2024 financial results, posting a net loss of $36.7 million. The airline’s revenue also saw a decline, falling 12.4% to $156.9 million for the nine-month period. These figures highlight the financial pressures Nok Air continues to face amid challenging market conditions and fluctuations in travel demand.