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The UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) proposed fine of GBP183.39 million on British Airways (BA; BBB-/Positive) for customer data theft following the...
US tariffs proposed in response to EU subsidies for Airbus could affect drinks companies, such as Pernod Ricard, and dairy producers, in addition to the aerospace company itself, Fitch Ratings says...
The impact on airline operations and airfares in Asia from the grounding of Boeing 737 Max jets has been largely muted so far, but could worsen from 2Q19 due to a seasonal pick-up in travel demand...
The Boeing 737 MAX could be a concern throughout the aviation credit sector for much of 2019, according to Fitch Ratings...
The tougher operating environment in 2019 is likely to exacerbate liquidity woes of those European airlines that are highly leveraged, prompting defaults or M&A, Fitch Ratings says. Recent airlines' bankruptcies...
Kevin Duignan, Head of Financial Institutions, discusses the outlook for aviation across corporates, financial institutions, and structured finance with Craig Fraser, Nathan Flanders, and Hylton Heard. Chaptered...
The automotive, aerospace, retail, real estate and airline sectors are all exposed to a "no-deal" Brexit, Fitch Ratings says. The risk to individual issuers varies with their size, diversification and financial strength...
A recent Fitch report shows effects airline failures have on airports around the world. The failure of Monarch Airlines in October last year put Gatwick and Manchester Airports...
The Trump administration's plan for U.S. infrastructure unveiled last week could provide regulatory easing and a fresh infusion of financing options across U.S. airports, according to Fitch Ratings. However, acceleration to full airport privatization within the sector is unlikely.
Chinese aircraft lessors have expanded aggressively in recent years, both in their domestic market and internationally, which is helping the industry to meet rising demand from aircraft traffic...
