Russia Claims Could Pay Out $2B To Big Lessors

Matthew Fulco March 11, 2024
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The largest aircraft lessors could receive more than $2 billion by 2025 as insurance settlements from lost business and assets in Russia pay out faster than expected, a new analysis from Bloomberg Intelligence (BI) shows. The payments can help finance fleet growth, dividends and share buybacks. To...
Matthew Fulco

Matthew Fulco is Business Editor for Aviation Week, focusing on commercial aerospace and defense.

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