Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Bluesky Threads Irish Aircraft Leasing Company zum Kauf von 20 Flugzeugen von israelischen Waffenlieferanten, die mit dem Gazastreifen verbunden sind https://www.thejournal.ie/aercap-aircraft-leasing-partnership-israel-6814840-Sep2025 Von Tardis01
RemnantOfSpotOn on 14.09.2025 3:58 p.m. Ah crap need to get my palestine flag out in this weather to make this better
CANT-DESIGN on 14.09.2025 4:25 p.m. I don’t think this is that surprising as we have the vast majority of the worlds aircraft leasing companies.
HighDeltaVee on 14.09.2025 4:34 p.m. They signed a contract in 2019 to convert 20 737’s to cargo mode for leasing. Stop the presses.
Louth_Mouth on 14.09.2025 4:38 p.m. Boeing is one of the largest if not largest defense contractors on the planet.
svmk1987 on 14.09.2025 5:01 p.m. Irish aircraft leasing companies are like small back offices of some MNCs. They’re only „Irish“ for our tax friendly policies.
Shed-End on 14.09.2025 6:26 p.m. IAI convert the aircraft owned by AerCap and others. IAI do not own any aircraft. The freighter conversion kit is made in China and there will be conversion lines opened in the USA and the EU to fulfill orders. The majority of leased aircraft worldwide are owned or managed via Irish companies based mostly in Dublin.
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Ah crap need to get my palestine flag out in this weather to make this better
I don’t think this is that surprising as we have the vast majority of the worlds aircraft leasing companies.
They signed a contract in 2019 to convert 20 737’s to cargo mode for leasing.
Stop the presses.
Boeing is one of the largest if not largest defense contractors on the planet.
Irish aircraft leasing companies are like small back offices of some MNCs. They’re only „Irish“ for our tax friendly policies.
IAI convert the aircraft owned by AerCap and others. IAI do not own any aircraft.
The freighter conversion kit is made in China and there will be conversion lines opened in the USA and the EU to fulfill orders.
The majority of leased aircraft worldwide are owned or managed via Irish companies based mostly in Dublin.