Lessors write-off over $5.6bn in Russian aircraft impairments

Lessors have recognised $5.62 billion in impairments related to leased aircraft, and some engines, that remain in Russia, according to Ishka research based on figures from eight lessors and one asset manager.

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Lessors write-off over $5.6bn in Russian aircraft impairments

Jet fuel prices climb down after Israel-Iran ceasefire

Lessors secure billions in bilateral equity mandates for midlife assets

Aircraft Buyers List June 25: Which aircraft are lessors targeting?

Briefing: Lessors announce $4.7bn of fresh equity raises via funds so far in 2025

Ishka’s OEM delivery expectations lowered, projected Chinese 7B engine demand

Briefing: US tariffs what we know so far

Lessor order books: Boeing pips Airbus in June on leasing deliveries

Chart of the week: The rise and recovery of A330-300 and B777-300ER values

On Watch: Garuda Indonesia lands $405m boost as T’way ownership changes hands

Cap Markets: Lessors raise $1.25 billion in June as Phoenix Aviation Capital makes debut bond issuance

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