Aircastle (US) and its subsidiary, Aircastle Ireland, have had their Long-Term Issuer Default Ratings (IDR) affirmed by Fitch Ratings at ‘BBB+’. The outlook for these ratings remains Stable, indicating a steady financial position and outlook for the leasing group.
Azorra (US) has announced that its corporate rating outlook has been revised from stable to positive by Fitch Ratings(US). Fitch Ratings has affirmed Azorra‘s Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) at ‘BB-’, reflecting the company’s improving business prospects and financial position.
Avolon Holdings (Ireland) has announced the early results of its previously launched debt tender offer, with the offer being upsized by 50% to US$1.2 billion. The decision to increase the tender offer reflects robust investor interest and the strong demand for Avolon’s debt instruments.
avianca (Colombia) has indicated that it sees favorable conditions for a potential return to the capital market, with a focus on executing planned investments and maintaining a balance between growth and profitability. The airline is exploring a possible return to the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), where it was previously listed.
ACIA Aero Leasing, based in Ireland, has announced the successful extension and expansion of its syndicated credit facility. The facility is led by Investec Bank (UK) and includes both term loan and revolving credit tranches, along with a newly added subordinated term loan tranche.
Abelo, an Ireland-based aircraft leasing company, has closed a new warehouse financing facility of up to US$750 million. The facility was underwritten by Deutsche Bank and arranged with Deutsche Bank acting as Sole Structuring Agent, while both Deutsche Bank and MUFG (Japan) served as Joint Lead Arrangers.
IAG (UK) has announced the completion of the first US$567 million tranche of its US$1.13 billion share buyback program, following the last share acquisition on 29 May 2025. This strategic move is part of IAG’s broader plan to return value to shareholders and strengthen its financial position.
Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (UAE) has signed a US$300 million three-year unsecured term loan agreement with Bank of China (Dubai) Branch, Bank of China, London Branch, and Bank of China (Hong Kong). The loan proceeds will be allocated for general corporate purposes, providing Dubai Aerospace Enterprise with increased financial flexibility.
Air Incheon (South Korea) has nearly finalized the financing required to acquire Asiana Cargo (South Korea). This critical funding milestone involved the participation of approximately ten companies and saw Hyundai Glovis (South Korea) spearhead the effort by raising a total of US$434 million.
Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary is set to receive shares worth an impressive $111 million as part of a performance-based incentive program. The payout comes after the company met a significant performance target, signaling the airline’s robust operational and financial health despite industry challenges.
