Tag: Aircraft leasing
20 Years of Zela Aviation: Growth, Trust and Global Reach
Zela Aviation has marked 20 years of continuous operation, a milestone that reflects two decades of steady growth, strategic expansion and deepening influence within...
AerCap Hails Air Peace as NCAA, Irish Partners Seal 83-Bis Agreement...
AerCap praises Air Peace after NCAA and Irish authorities facilitate 83-Bis Agreement, marking Nigeria’s first dry lease in over a decade.
AerCap, the world’s largest...
Nigeria Eyes Global Aviation Competitiveness with Leasing Milestone
Nigeria is setting its sights on achieving global aviation competitiveness, with renewed government focus on empowering local operators and expanding fleet capacity through international...
Air Peace Dry Leased Arrival Boosts Nigeria’s Credibility
The Air Peace dry leased arrival of a Boeing 737-700 aircraft from Aercap Holdings, the world’s largest aircraft leasing company, has been described as...
Govt Urged to Build 500-Aircraft Leasing Firm to Cut Finance Cost
President of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association of Nigeria, Dr. Alex Nwuba, has urged the Federal Government to establish a 500-aircraft national leasing...
5 Powerful Strategic Financial Options for Nigeria’s Aviation Revival
With these five strategic financial options, Nigeria’s aviation industry has a clear financial runway for expansion, innovation, and sustainability, provided stakeholders act with foresight,...
Bismarck Rewane to Speak at 2025 LAAC Conference
The League of Airport and Aviation Correspondents (LAAC) has confirmed Mr Bismarck Rewane as a keynote speaker for its 29th annual event. Rewane, Managing...
Fixing Dry-Lease Aircraft Acquisition Challenges in Nigeria
Domestic insurers do not have the financial muscle to cover multi-million-dollar dry lease risks. International lessors often insist on offshore coverage, creating tension with...
New Insurance Rule Lets Airlines Cede 90%, Stabilise Market
“For years, lessors required offshore underwriting, and over 95 percent of aviation insurance premiums left Nigeria. This new model strikes a balance,” said Omosehin....
Nigeria’s CTC Practice Direction Boosts Compliance to 70.5%
Following Nigeria’s signing of the Cape Town Convention (CTC) Practice Direction, the country’s compliance rating rose to 70.5%.
The Aviation Working Group (AWG) increased Nigeria's...
