Latin America Leads As Aircraft Financing Flows Again
Exhibitors packed the static display at LABACE as if staging a protest to keep business aviation access here at Congonhas Airport. (Photo: David McIntosh)
Exhibitors packed the static display at LABACE as if staging a protest to keep business aviation access here at Congonhas Airport. (Photo: David McIntosh)

As the global economy in general, and business aviation in particular, begins to stabilize, so the squeeze on aircraft financing is beginning to relax, albeit with an element of conservatism. That was the message from speakers at the 5th Business Aviation in Latin America summit held here at LABACE yesterday. A range of financial issues was covered during the summit, as well as other key issues such as managing flight clearance risk in developing nations and pilot shortages in Latin America.

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