Most airlines taking cautious approach to next gen aircraft

Despite overwhelming concern for fuel supply and costs, most airlines surveyed by a joint CIT/Forbes study indicated that they are likely to take a wait-and-see approach to how the next generation aircraft perform before making a commitment.

CIT Transportation Finance President Jeff Knittel discussed the survey during a recent media briefing at the International Society of Transport Aircraft Traders conference (ISTAT). In the survey, 68% of those surveyed said they would wait and see how new aircraft perform while 32% would be the first to acquire or lease the new aircraft......

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ACG issues new Eximbond

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Active bookrunners are CA-CIB and Goldman Sachs. Mandated lead arrangers on the deal were BNP Paribas, CA-CIB, Citi and JP Morgan. Citi and JP Morgan were active bookrunners, while BNP Paribas and CA-CIB were......

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