Covid-19 bailouts: US airlines get $15bn aid extension as global tally tops $161.2bn

The tally of confirmed bailouts grew by $17.07 billion since the last update on 15th December 2020, largely as a result of the $15 billion extension to the Payroll Support Programme (PSP) for US airlines.

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Covid-19 bailouts: US airlines get $15bn aid extension as global tally tops $161.2bn

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Covid-19 bailouts: US airlines get $15bn aid extension as global tally tops $161.2bn

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Quick Takes: Lessors forced to adapt dozens of op leases under new EU Russian sanctions

10-year-old aircraft values, lease rates expected to continue rising amid OEM delays and capacity constraints

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