AerCap signed more than 160 leasing deals in second quarter
Dublin-based lessor, the biggest player in its global industry, also completed 37 sales, including 29 aircraft
Aengus Kelly
AerCap records €2.3bn quarterly loss due to hit on aircraft based in Russia
Dublin-based lessor has filed insurance claims for aircraft and engines subject to sanctions against Russia
Dublin-based Aercap traded 157 aircraft in first quarter
Group buys aircraft from manufacturers and leases them to airlines around the world
Aercap expects insurers to contest claims of €3.1bn for aircraft stranded in Russia
Lessor earns €895m profit for ‘milestone’ 2021
Bank of Ireland back on board to sponsor Irish Times Business Awards
Event at Mansion House on April 21 will include Business Person of the Year prize
Aercap completed 438 deals with airlines and manufacturers last year, company says
Lessor raises $30.5bn in long-term funding
Dublin-based Aercap completes deal to become world’s biggest aircraft lessor
Aercap agreed in March to buy rival from US giant General Electric for $30bn in cash and shares
Irish aircraft lessor Aercap reports rise in profit
News comes days after European regulators approved Aercap’s €25bn purchase of rival GE Capital Aviation Services
AerCap sees signs of growing confidence among airlines
NYSE-listed lessor’s Q1 revenues down 12% but it sees ‘pent up demand’ for travel
The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Aengus Kelly
In March, Aercap agreed a €25bn deal to buy rival GECAS
Audacious move for AerCap’s Kelly hinges on aviation rebound
Deal to buy GE’s jet keasing business doubles the size of the company
Aercap poised to fly high after snapping up GECAS
More than half of enlarged company’s fleet will be younger, newer aircraft
Aercap confirms €25bn deal to create world’s biggest aircraft lessor
Irish-based group’s purchase will create fleet of 2,000 planes and 300 helicopters
Boeing’s 737 Max prepares for long haul to recovery
Credibility of plane is on the line after failures led to the deaths of 346 people
Aercap reports $850m loss for third quarter
Write-downs on value of aircraft contributed to losses at Dublin-based aviation lessor
Budget to include stimulus fund, AIB eyeing cost cuts, and one in three pubs fear closure
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Coronavirus: Full reopening of pubs could be scuppered
Public health team fear virus may accelerate if extra congregated settings are available
Republic risks becoming ‘Europe’s North Korea’ on air travel, says Aercap chief
Restrictions make State an ‘outlier’, according to Aengus Kelly
Daft rents fall, Ibec’s €15bn economic reboot, and new car sales in July
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AerCap defers $300m in rents owed by airlines whose fleets are grounded
Dublin-based aircraft leasing company defers rents for many of its airline customers
Crisis could hit aircraft lessors based in Republic
Covid-19 likely to force more airlines into bankruptcy
Time to update our analogue laws to cope with digital economy
State needs broad principles applicable to regulation of on-demand economy
Aircraft leasing group AerCap reports record quarter
Chief executive predicts trade this year will be ‘normal’ despite increased pressures
Windfall for local business as two major aviation events land in Dublin
Capital to host ‘Airfinance Journal’ and Airline Economics conferences this week
The great Shrewsbury clearout: changing of the guard on Dublin’s premier road
Last of the tycoon developers sells up on the capital city’s priciest strip
AerCap net income jumps 19% due to asset sale gains
Aviation leasing giant announces share buyback programme worth $250 million
Ireland needs to adapt to poach UK talent, says AerCap chief
Brexit ‘isn’t a big deal’, says CEO of aircraft leasing giant at Paris Air Show
Shane Ross accused of ‘legging it’ from aviation conference
Minister criticised for not ‘having the courtesy’ to listen to other aviation speakers
Aengus Kelly-led AerCap lines up $1bn bond sale
Irish chief executive holds more than $100m stake in aircraft leasing company
Aircraft lessor Aercap moves €39bn in assets to Republic
Irish rules on withholding tax mean move saved company €200m
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