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ARTICLE · 27 MARCH 2019

A Turbulent Start To 2019 For Aviation Finance

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The year is shaping up to be an eventful one for aviation and aviation finance. Here's what we have observed since January's Global Airfinance Conference in Dublin.

At January's global Airfinance Conference market players were very sanguine. Certainly, there has – and will continue to be – turbulence in the short-to-medium term as fuel price hikes and higher interest rates continue to impact the sector. The second fatal crash of the 737 MAX in months sparked a sharp fall in Boeing's share price and resulted in a global grounding of the jets. However, the industry is optimistic that demand for aircraft will continue to increase, largely due to the growing market for personal air travel in Asian countries. 

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