Rising from the ashes of Tony Ryan’s Guinness Peat Aviation, Ryanair became the template the family rolled out in five other airlines on four continents
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AIG, Chubb and Lloyd’s of London among those facing multibillion-dollar claim, including from Dublin-based Aercap
Dublin-based aircraft leasing companies are seeking billions of euro in compensation for aircraft stuck in Russia
Dublin-based lessor, the biggest player in its global industry, also completed 37 sales, including 29 aircraft
Legal action over valuable leased aircraft stranded in Russia generating €1 million in brief fees – plus €6,000 a day – for top commercial lawyers
Case tied to aircraft worth $2.5bn stranded in Russia after Ukraine invasion
Board approved new share repurchase programme of up to $500m of ordinary shares
Irish group says it suffered no financial loss as a result of the hack
Boss of world’s biggest aircraft leasing company warns that US plane maker cannot afford another mistake
Aircraft valued above €1bn not returned when companies sought relocation following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Leasing giant said it had received full settlement of claims relating to 17 aircraft
Firms say they intend taking class action lawsuits in the US over share price slump following Russian seizure of planes
More than 1,000 Pratt & Whitney engines are affected, forcing carriers to change schedules and ground aircraft
Strong demand leaves Irish aircraft lessor confident for the rest of the year
Single hearing in February will deal with jurisdiction issue relating to 40 claims by lessors over loss of aircraft following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Judge to deal with row over jurisdiction as aviation businesses pursue insurers
UK bank indicated in January that would sell Dublin-based aircraft finance business
Dublin-based lessor said it had finalised the deal with ASKY, the pan-African airline headquartered in Togo
Lessor sold 32 planes between January and March, its third busiest quarter by value in the last four years
Dublin-based lessors seeking insurance payments for planes stranded in Russia amid Ukraine war
Report calls for longer tax break covering more staff and including accommodation costs in move to boost Republic’s lucrative aircraft leasing business
Dublin-headquartered aircraft lessor completed a record 299 deals in the final quarter of 2022
Recession seems unlikely to hinder aviation recovery, asserts AerCap chief
In a year of permacrisis, some struggled, some adapted and some had a merry old time
Some 400 jets stranded by war, many of which are registered in the Republic
Asian-owned leasing company joins growing list of firms suing over planes stuck after Russian invasion of Ukraine
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Asia’s largest aircraft lessor becomes latest firm to sue insurers over seized aircraft
Company was taken over by AerCap last year
Dublin-based aircraft lessor says it will raise its full-year adjusted earnings per share estimate
Former GECAS and PK Airfinance executives launch High Ridge Aviation
Rival Avolon agrees landmark financing with Malaysia Airlines
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