Chinese lessors are consolidating rather than retreating, argues PwC

Chinese lessors are consolidating rather than retreating from aircraft leasing, with several looking to expand their fleets as soon as they receive regulatory approval, argues a new PwC report published this month.

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Chinese lessors are consolidating rather than retreating, argues PwC

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Chinese lessors are consolidating rather than retreating, argues PwC

A look at Allegiant’s 2026 financing and fleet plans

Airline risk report: Reviewing Q3 for China’s Big 3

Willis markets WEST IX engine ABS

Transactions Update: Azorra sells A330s, AerFin confirms five A320neo part-outs

Briefing: The current cost of aircraft novations

Briefing: Airlines face ‘huge’ aircraft end-of-Lease compensation bills

Willis markets WEST IX engine ABS

A look at Allegiant’s 2026 financing and fleet plans

Airline risk report: Reviewing Q3 for China’s Big 3

Transactions Update: Azorra sells A330s, AerFin confirms five A320neo part-outs

Successfully navigating the aviation cycle

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