SEBC Aviation Leasing, headquartered in Denmark, has revealed it is owed approximately $10.6 million by Runway Leasing, also based in Denmark. The outstanding payment relates to the sale of three Embraer E195 aircraft that were previously operated by Great Dane Airlines.
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Surf Air Mobility, a U.S.-based aviation company, has formally entered into definitive agreements for a significant fundraising effort through a registered direct offering. This strategic financial maneuver involves the sale of 2 million shares of its common stock, aiming to raise a total of $5 million.
Jet Time, a Danish airline specializing in charter and ACMI operations, has announced its best-ever financial performance, achieving a pre-tax profit of $6.1 million in its last fiscal year. This record-breaking result highlights the airline’s strong operational performance and strategic efficiency.
AE Industrial Partners has announced the successful closing of its second aerospace leasing fund, AE Industrial Partners Aerospace Leasing Fund II, with total capital commitments reaching $418 million. This figure exceeded initial expectations, marking the fund as oversubscribed, and indicating strong investor interest in aviation-related assets despite ongoing volatility in global financial markets.
Norwegian has implemented Program X, a strategic profitability program aimed at enhancing cost efficiency and operational synergies. The initiative is led by Jeanette Bo-Alnes, the newly appointed Chief Performance Officer, and will run until at least the end of 2026.
flynas, Saudi Arabia’s leading low-cost airline, has officially begun trading its shares on the Riyadh stock exchange, marking a significant milestone in its growth trajectory and the development of the Kingdom’s aviation sector. The public market debut places the airline’s valuation at approximately $3.65 billion, a reflection of investor confidence and the company’s strong position in the…
Air Europa, a major airline in Spain, has taken a significant step to address its financial challenges by hiring PJT Partners, a US-based advisory firm, to manage its debt and potentially arrange a capital increase. The airline aims to tackle a substantial debt of US$491.8 million, owed to the Spanish government, as part of its recovery strategy.
