Turboprop lease rates begin to stabilise

Turboprop lessors are benefiting from a stabilisation in lease rates following a two-year compression caused by lessor competition and increased production of ATRs.

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Turboprop lease rates begin to stabilise

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Turboprop lease rates begin to stabilise

Q1 2024: Engine buyers predict lease rates will continue to rise

On Watch: SAA privatisation collapses, Pacific Airlines suspends operations

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

SAVi 5: Global ETS aviation update, SBTi offset controversy, SAF in Japan, and more…

Lessor order books: no new leasing orders in March

OEM Update: Orders get going in March, Boeing’s latest whistleblower

Impatient capital: US PE firms axe senior leasing execs

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Successfully navigating the aviation cycle

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