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Introductory guide to aviation finance—This Practice Note explains the legal and structural specificities which set aviation finance apart from other types of finance such as the value of the asset, internationality, taxes and liability and insurance. It also covers the sources of funding, common transaction structures and leasing.

Aviation finance—aircraft finance leases—This Practice Note looks at aircraft finance leases in comparison to secured lending structures and operating leases. It covers the common types of payment required under a finance lease, calculation of interest and early termination payments, the factors which impact on the nature of payments under a finance lease (such as taxes, increased costs, market disruption and indemnities), security over the aircraft (including aircraft mortgages and assignment of the lease), insurances and possession of the aircraft and events of default under a finance lease structure.

Use of insurance in aviation finance transactions—This Practice Note provides an overview of insurance in aviation finance, the main concerns...

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