Lessors Expect Strong Demand To Persist For Several Years

Egyptair Airbus jet flying

Azorra bought all of Egyptair’s Airbus A220s to place them with new lessees.

Credit: Airbus
To say aircraft leasing is always a license to print money would be unfair to the industry. After all, it was lessors and governments that ensured most airlines survived the COVID-19 pandemic that started four years ago, at their own great expense. But when lessors and aircraft traders convened at...

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