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- n. Plural of lessor.
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“They confuse compassion for their "lessors" with respect for the decision-making ability of those same people.”
“Older planes can fill gaps in airlines fleets, so lessors with good industry connections often find carriers glad to have used models.”
“New planes incur substantial depreciation charges, and competition among lessors to place new jets with airlines can bid down rental rates.”
“Most big airplane lessors buy new planes and rent them out to major airlines.”
“But as leasing has become more common among airlines over recent years, and as large lessors have moved to clear older planes off their books, start-ups have found a niche marketing and trading older models.”
“Container lessors, much like car rental companies, typically fund purchases by selling asset-backed securities, a type of financial instrument whose value is derived from the underlying assets.”
“Another funding source is lessors themselves, who often buy planes from airlines and immediately lease them back to the carriers.”
The Wall Street Journal: Funding Flies for Efficient New Aircraft
“That generally requires some kind of financing, which has tightened significantly in recent weeks, airlines and airplane lessors say.”
The Wall Street Journal: Funding Flies for Efficient New Aircraft
“Many lessors are able to do this now because they amassed war chests over recent years.”
The Wall Street Journal: Funding Flies for Efficient New Aircraft
“This two-step, similar to mortgaging a house, frees up airlines' cash while helping lessors grow.”
The Wall Street Journal: Funding Flies for Efficient New Aircraft
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