Aviation Avolon won 39 lease transactions in Q1Irish lessor sold 9 aircraft in the first three months of the year
Aviation Avolon agrees sale and leaseback of new aircraft to Philippines-based carrierThe first aircraft is scheduled for delivery in late 2024
Aviation Avolon delivers ‘record’ operating cash flow of $1.75bnAdjusted earnings at the Irish aircraft leasing company, before deductions were $2.5 billion
Aviation Avolon: Rise in aircraft fleet to send airlines’ revenues soaring to $717bn New report from the Irish aviation finance company shows the delivery of 1,500 new aircraft with drive global airlines’ revenues 12 per cent higher
Stock Take Ellie Donnelly: Blue skies ahead for aviation shareholdersThe need for airlines to replace older aircraft is setting next year up as a bumper one for new orders
Aviation Avolon continues fleet expansion with order of 140 new aircraft Move increases Avolon’s fleet from 897 in September to 1,037 aircraft
Transport Avolon third quarter lease revenues rise 8% to $588m Aircraft lessor said it executed 43 lease transactions, delivered 7 new aircraft and transitioned a further four to customers in the quarter
Aviation Irish leasing giant Avolon finalises order for 20 Airbus aircraft Order firms up agreement signed at the Paris Airshow in June
Aviation Avolon profits jump ninefold to €69m in ‘excellent’ quarter for Irish aircraft lessorCompany has recently ordered 40 jets from Boeing and 20 from Airbus
Aviation Dublin-headquartered Avolon orders 60 aircraft in quarter twoThe company ended the quarter with an owned and managed fleet of 578 aircraft
Aviation Avolon signs €770m sale and leaseback deal with Canadian airline for 10 new Embraer aircraftThe Dublin-based aircraft leasing giant said the Embraer E195-E2 aircraft would support the airline’s expansion of routes into Canada and North America
Aviation Avolon orders 40 more 737 MAX planes valued at $4bnDublin-based aircraft leasing giant said it expects the aircraft to be delivered between 2027 and 2030
Companies Leasing giant Avolon books $244m in once-off charges over Russian-seized aircraftDublin-based lessor reports full year profits of $9 million after impairment charges related to seizure of 10 aircraft by Russian state in February last year
Aviation Airline passengers numbers forecast to return to pre-pandemic levels late next yearLeasing firm Avolon says sector set to “thrive” this year, driven largely by the reopening of China
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Let’s look on the bright side of Irish life over the past decadeWe’ve done well since the financial crisis. In spite of under-investment in health and housing, wasteful spending and high personal taxes, Ireland isn’t such a bad place to live