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Fitch also identified Turkish Airlines' USD-denominated Enhanced Equipment Trust Certificate (EETC), which has been issued in 2015 as BB.Management Change-IThe Incorporation has decided to appoint Captain Pilot Baran GÜLBARAN, SVP, Flight Training as Chief Flight Operations Officer.Amendment for Boeing Fleet PlanPreviously, in order to insure the need for narrow body aircraft, the Incorporation decided to purchase a total of 75 B737 MAX aircraft from the Boeing Company at the date of 09.04.2013.
Fitch also identified Turkish Airlines' USD-denominated Enhanced Equipment Trust Certificate (EETC), which has been issued in 2015 as BB.Management ChangeThe Incorporation has decided to appoint Captain Pilot Baran GÜLBARAN, SVP, Flight Training as Chief Flight Operations Officer.Amendment for Boeing Fleet PlanPreviously, in order to insure the need for narrow body aircraft, the Incorporation decided to purchase a total of 75 B737 MAX aircraft from the Boeing Company at the date of 09.04.2013.
Third, Brazil submits that the EDC financing at issue is more favourable than a "market" benchmark constructed by Brazil on the basis of Enhanced Equipment Trust Certificate ("EETC") data.
The carrier made use of a variety of financing structures to meet its refinancing needs, including a second Enhanced Equipment Trust Certificate (EETC) issue through DNA Alpha Ltd., a subsidiary of Doric Nimrod Air Three Ltd.
Fitch also identified Turkish Airlines' USD-denominated Enhanced Equipment Trust Certificate (EETC), which has been issued in 2015 as BB.Amendment for Boeing Fleet PlanPreviously, in order to insure the need for narrow body aircraft, the Incorporation decided to purchase a total of 75 B737 MAX aircraft from the Boeing Company at the date of 09.04.2013.
Using the debt capital markets to finance the 2013 Boeing Contract may require the Company to obtain a credit rating or potentially require the Company to obtain a credit rating for specific debt transactions, for example using an Enhanced Equipment Trust Certificate (“EETC”), a structured product that is widely used in the US to finance aircraft deliveries.
For example, on August, 24, 1990, American Airlines issued an Equipment Trust Certificate (1990 Equipment Trust Certificates, Series P) with a final maturity on March, 4, 2014.
Table 3.35 - Key features and considerations of other asset-backed securities 51 The association for financial markets in Europe (AFME) - http://www.afme.eu/ Attribute RMBS/CMBS CLOAircraft Financing (Enhanced Equipment Trust Certificate - “EETC”)1Pricing transparency (availability of data, benchmarks and ratings)(Medium/High)OTC trading.
Under the remuneration terms of the Agency Agreement with Doric KG state that the Company will pay a fee to Doric KG of 0.95% of the aggregate amounts raised to purchase the fourth to seventh aircraft acquired by the Group, plus 0.35% of the Debt Proceeds where such debt issued to acquire those aircraft are raised through an Enhanced Equipment Trust Certificate issue.
In August 2005, United entered into term sheets to restructure the three post-1997 Enhanced Equipment Trust Certificate (“EETC”) transactions, financing 80 aircraft in United’s fleet that were controlled by the Public Debt Group.