“Cracked”: An aircraft engine stuck in Ireland and a quarrel between two lessors
An aircraft engine sitting in storage in Tipperary tells the story of a freshly filed legal dispute between two of the world’s biggest engine and aircraft lessors. Willis Lease Finance Corporation, an engine lessor, through its trustee Wells Fargo, has filed a lawsuit in the US against two Irish entities of China Aircraft Leasing Company, better known as CALC, the Hong Kong-listed aviation leasing giant with more than 200 aircraft in its fleet. While CALC is a Chinese company, it is headquartered in Ireland and operates much of its business through dozens of Irish-registered companies, whether to hold the aircraft…
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