Widebody Maintenance Reserves & EOL Compensation Set to Fall?

Author: Aircraft Value News

September 17, 2018

The July 2018 agreement between CFM and IATA to improve competition, and thereby prevent the European Commission from continuing its investigation of the current business models of the engine OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers), is extending to the widebody sector as well which will see the maintenance reserves and EOL amounts being paid by lessors being reduced in the next decade.

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