Sumisho Air Lease Announces Q1 2026 Earnings Call as the aircraft leasing company prepares to update investors on its financial performance following its recent ownership transition.
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Azul (Brazil) has initiated a primary public offering of preferred shares, beginning with a base offering of 450 million shares, with the option to increase the total offering up to 697 million shares. The move marks a significant step in the carrier’s strategy to reinforce its balance sheet and support long-term operational resilience.
IAT Leasing, an Ireland-based aircraft leasing company, has announced the acquisition of a 2006 Airbus A330-300, which is currently leased to Irish flag carrier Aer Lingus. This transaction was facilitated by Castlelake, a U.S.-based investment firm, on behalf of one of its American investor partners. This acquisition reflects IAT Leasing’s commitment to expanding its fleet…
Philippine Airlines has taken a significant step in advancing its widebody fleet renewal strategy by securing a financing facility that covers pre-delivery payments for five Airbus A350-1000 aircraft. The arrangement has been structured with Natixis Corporate & Investment Banking, the global investment banking arm of France’s Groupe BPCE, underscoring continued lender confidence in the flag carrier’s long-term growth and…
Embraer, in collaboration with lessor Regional One, has announced that Bridges Air Cargo, based in Malta, will be the launch operator of the new E190F freighter conversion program. The first of two converted aircraft is expected to begin operating in Bridges’ fleet during the third quarter of 2025, marking a significant milestone in Embraer’s expansion into the cargo aircraft market.
Avolon reported strong Q3 2025 results, with net income of $149 million, lease revenue of $691 million, and operating cash flow of $539 million. Liquidity reached $9.05 billion, while unsecured debt accounted for 76% of total borrowings. The company continues to demonstrate disciplined growth and balance-sheet optimization as demand for leased aircraft remains robust.
Turkish Airlines Revenue Reaches $24.1 Billion In 2025 as Turkish Airlines reported continued financial growth despite geopolitical tensions, supply chain challenges, and aircraft engine shortages affecting the global aviation sector.
