Rotable sale & leaseback transactions, Issue 69 Apr/May 2010

Issue 69 Apr/May 2010

Further to aircraft and engine sale & leaseback transactions, selling rotable inventories to specialist providers and leasing them back is gaining popularity as a way for airlines to generate cash. There are several reasons why this can benefit airlines, and many advantages to be gained.

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