Avolon predicts Ireland to be centre of $1tn urban air industry

Company has bought 500 zero emissions, electric, vertical take-off and landing planes

Avolon in $2bn electric aircraft bet

Lessor agrees order for 500 zero-emissions planes

Aircraft lessor Avolon loses €67m in first quarter

The recovery of air travel is firmly under way, says Dómhnal Slattery

Aircraft lessor Avolon lost €30m in 2020 as Covid-19 hit travel

Chief executive Dómhnal Slattery predicts second-half recovery

Irish PR start-up CW8 Communications aims to double headcount

No Davos, but founder Seán Pattwell forecasts busy year after shock of Covid-19

Avolon ‘well positioned’ to benefit from recovery after scale backs

Aircraft leasing company has issued an update for fourth quarter and full year of 2020

Avolon loses $41m as aircraft leasing revenues slip

In the third quarter 24 airline customers restarted lease payments on schedule

Avolon appoints Paul Geaney as chief risk officer

Role makes Geaney responsible for aircraft lessor’s risk management framework

Avolon says it had ‘strong’ liquidity of $5.5bn at end of third quarter

Irish aircraft leasing giant saw ‘upward’ trend in lease revenue collection rate

Avolon records $162m second-quarter loss due to Covid crisis

Aviation lessor signals uncertainty about the pace and timing of recovery in sector

Avolon cancelled orders for further 27 Boeing aircraft in three months to June 30th

Irish aviation lessor had already cancelled orders for 75 Max aircraft in the first quarter of this year

Irish man John Slattery to head GE aviation unit

Slattery will take over from David Joyce on September 1st

Ryanair on hook for €1bn in passenger refunds due to Covid-19

Seen & Heard: House deposit at risk; insurers seek backstop; RTÉ and Maximum Media

Greens in government: ‘Very few’ understand the needs of small businesses

The party’s policies represent both opportunities and threats for Irish business

Avolon expects to defer aircraft rents for most airline customers

First-quarter profits at Irish aircraft lessor fall 13% to €143m

Third flight of U2-bought PPE for health workers lands in Dublin

Plane carrying 2.1 million face masks and 32,000 surgical gowns arrives from China

Ireland wields its ‘soft power’ as Bono joins coronavirus fight

U2 singer is just one of number of people the Government has sought crucial help from

Aviation lessors experience extreme turbulence

Some 5,000 are employed in aircraft leasing in Ireland, contributing €550m annually to the economy

Avolon cancels aircraft orders amid Covid-19 crisis

Irish aircraft leasing chief Dómhnal Slattery says commercial aviation is facing the biggest challenge in its history

Coronavirus rocks financial world as hopes for containment fade

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Coronavirus: ‘All bets are off’, says aircraft industry chief

Avolon chief Dómhnal Slattery questions State’s preparedness for outbreak

Will Avolon find itself on the block as China prepares to seize troubled parent HNA?

Joe Brennan: In truth, Beijing officials has been pulling strings behind the scenes since HNA began selling off assets at pace in 2017 to remain afloat

Chinese state may bail out Avolon’s main shareholder

Irish lessor agrees to borrow €575m through bonds

Aircraft lessor Avolon boosts profit to record $718m

Dublin-based company said lease revenue exceeded $2.61bn last year

Avolon executives share €27m in pay as revenues soar

Revenues reach $1bn though aircraft leasing company also records pre-tax loss of $9.6m

Irish lessor Avolon owned or managed 525 aircraft at the end of 2019

Aircraft leasing company paid investors dividend of $285m in final quarter of 2019

Avolon’s profits climbed 17% to $161m in third quarter

Irish aircraft lessor had $6.3bn in cash and credit with declared dividend of $285m

Clare People newspaper ceases publication

Regional title, which employs 13 people, blames falling circulation and ad revenues

Avolon second quarter profit dips to $185m

Aircraft lessor has $6.4 bn in available liquidity

Avolon signs $2bn deal for aircraft engines

Irish lessor is buying 140 engines from CFM international to power 70 Airbus neo planes

Greening of aircraft still in realm of blue-sky thinking

Avolon chief says his aircraft will be powered by fossil fuels for another 20 to 30 years

Business winner lessons: ‘I would have taken the business international sooner’

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Flying high: how Ireland can become a global start-up leader

Avolon CEO Dómhnal Slattery sets out some practical solutions that could pay immediate dividends for the Irish economy

Dublin-based Avolon profits rise to €157m in first quarter

Lease revenue dipped 4% in the first three months of the year

Ireland faces number of challenges in becoming global start-up leader – Slattery

Avolon CEO says there’s a need to ‘radically re-engineer the tax code’ for entrepreneurs

Avolon set for ratings upgrade after $1.8bn private offering

Ratings agencies set to upgrade Avolon’s issuer and senior unsecured debt ratings

The Irish Times Business Person of the Year shortlist

Patrick and John Collison, Dómhnal Slattery and David McRedmond won the award

The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Dómhnal Slattery

Aircraft lessor Avolon, headed by industry veteran, raised €1.1bn

Avolon founder’s appetite for disruption leaves bitter taste for Enterprise Ireland

Dómhnal Slattery uses keynote speech at EI event to attack State on entrepeneurship

Time to update our analogue laws to cope with digital economy

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

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