Aengus Kelly

Audacious move for AerCap’s Kelly hinges on aviation rebound

Deal to buy GE’s jet keasing business doubles the size of the company

Aercap poised to fly high after snapping up GECAS

More than half of enlarged company’s fleet will be younger, newer aircraft

Aercap confirms €25bn deal to create world’s biggest aircraft lessor

Irish-based group’s purchase will create fleet of 2,000 planes and 300 helicopters

Boeing’s 737 Max prepares for long haul to recovery

Credibility of plane is on the line after failures led to the deaths of 346 people

Aercap reports $850m loss for third quarter

Write-downs on value of aircraft contributed to losses at Dublin-based aviation lessor

Budget to include stimulus fund, AIB eyeing cost cuts, and one in three pubs fear closure

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Coronavirus: Full reopening of pubs could be scuppered

Public health team fear virus may accelerate if extra congregated settings are available

Republic risks becoming ‘Europe’s North Korea’ on air travel, says Aercap chief

Restrictions make State an ‘outlier’, according to Aengus Kelly

Daft rents fall, Ibec’s €15bn economic reboot, and new car sales in July

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AerCap defers $300m in rents owed by airlines whose fleets are grounded

Dublin-based aircraft leasing company defers rents for many of its airline customers

Crisis could hit aircraft lessors based in Republic

Covid-19 likely to force more airlines into bankruptcy

Time to update our analogue laws to cope with digital economy

State needs broad principles applicable to regulation of on-demand economy

Aircraft leasing group AerCap reports record quarter

Chief executive predicts trade this year will be ‘normal’ despite increased pressures

Windfall for local business as two major aviation events land in Dublin

Capital to host ‘Airfinance Journal’ and Airline Economics conferences this week

The great Shrewsbury clearout: changing of the guard on Dublin’s premier road

Last of the tycoon developers sells up on the capital city’s priciest strip

AerCap net income jumps 19% due to asset sale gains

Aviation leasing giant announces share buyback programme worth $250 million

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