UK:
A Guide To Corporate Jet Finance
03 October 2013
Fieldfisher
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With confidence in the business jet market finally starting to
improve, we thought it an opportune time to update and refresh our
guide to corporate jet finance.
In this guide we set out the main structural and documentary
issues which lenders should take into account throughout an
aircraft finance transaction: from the early stages to taking
delivery of the aircraft, as well as the ongoing monitoring of the
aircraft during the term of the lender's facility.
To read the full briefing paper please download our
PDF here >
The content of this article is intended to provide a general
guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought
about your specific circumstances.
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