Finance, Taxes, Insurance

Issues regarding financing of aircraft; aviation insurance; tax issues for aircraft operators; new companies and people in the aviation financing and insurance industries.

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'Like-kind-exchange' plan can save owners thousands

Business aircraft owners who want to move up have the option to engage in a “like-kind exchange”  that could save thousands of dollars in capital gain

June 30, 2008

USAIG marks start of 75th anniversary

USAIG (Booth No.

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

June 30, 2008

JSSI & Fleet team up on finances

Chicago-based Jet Support Services Inc.

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

June 20, 2008

Insurance rates skyrocket

With the country in mourning for the tremendous loss of life from the terrorist attacks, the financial loss seemed to pale by comparison.

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

June 11, 2008

Videos

Travelers increases hull coverage

Travelers Aviation has increased its aircraft hull coverage limit to $50 million.

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

June 9, 2008

Awaiting new funding DayJet postpones expansion plans

On May 6, very light jet air-taxi operator DayJet put its growth plans on hold after failing to obtain another $50 million in funding to progress to the ne

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

June 9, 2008

Denmark-a tax haven until 2010?

Value Added Tax (VAT) and import duties for aircraft currently stand at zero percent in Denmark.

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

June 2, 2008

Aviation Insurance

Despite the economic uncertainty in the U.S.

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

June 2, 2008

Travelers jumps into aviation with both feet

Travelers Aviation, part of The Travelers insurance company, made its debut at the 2007 AIA convention at Indian Wells, Calif.

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

June 2, 2008

Isle of Man lures U.S. operators with promised tax incentives

The new Isle of Man aircraft registry could be a possible safe haven for N-registered business aircraft based in Europe.

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

June 2, 2008

Hold-harmless agreements are too often anything but

You roll up to an FBO in a multi-million-dollar business jet, and they roll out the red carpet.

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

May 27, 2008

Look for big aircraft insurance rate hikes in coming months

In the months since September 11, the insurance industry has taken a beating.

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

May 27, 2008

Revamped Arizona tax law benefits state aviation fund

Business aviation operations in Arizona stand to benefit from new legislation that returns certain aviation tax revenues to the state’s airport improvement

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

May 21, 2008

Aircraft finance firms striking gold here

Noticing that aircraft finance companies were more prominent here this year, EBACE Convention News did a quick walkabout to see when they first had booths

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

May 21, 2008

Denmark–a tax haven until 2010?

Value Added Tax (VAT) and import duties for aircraft currently stand at zero percent in Denmark.

Regulations and Government

May 20, 2008

Fortis Offers Executive Aircraft Service

Following an earlier initiative in the luxury-yacht market, international banking and insurance financial-services provider Fortis (Booth No.

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

May 19, 2008

Hangar Flying: Life insurance for pilots

Someone I used to know–a father and general aviation pilot–questioned why he needed life insurance, because, quote, “I won’t be around to enjoy it.” He cou

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

May 19, 2008

Insurance will help NBAA recover show expense

So called “showstoppers” insurance, a form of business interruption coverage, will likely help NBAA recover some of the expenses and lost revenue the assoc

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

May 16, 2008

Many frax owners not aware of liability risk

With regard to liability insurance, answers to the question of “How much is enough?” have always been something of a mystery.

Charter & Fractional

May 15, 2008

Of VAT refunds and cabotage rules:

Valued-added taxes (VAT) may now amount to 25 percent of a jet fuel purchase in some parts of Europe.

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

May 15, 2008

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

Issues regarding financing of aircraft; aviation insurance; tax issues for aircraft operators; new companies and people in the aviation financing and insurance industries.

Latest

'Like-kind-exchange' plan can save owners thousands

Business aircraft owners who want to move up have the option to engage in a “like-kind exchange”&nbsp; that could save thousands of dollars in capital gain

USAIG marks start of 75th anniversary

USAIG (Booth No.

JSSI & Fleet team up on finances

Chicago-based Jet Support Services Inc.

Insurance rates skyrocket

With the country in mourning for the tremendous loss of life from the terrorist attacks, the financial loss seemed to pale by comparison.

Videos

More Articles

Travelers increases hull coverage

Travelers Aviation has increased its aircraft hull coverage limit to $50 million.

Awaiting new funding DayJet postpones expansion plans

On May 6, very light jet air-taxi operator DayJet put its growth plans on hold after failing to obtain another $50 million in funding to progress to the ne

Denmark-a tax haven until 2010?

Value Added Tax (VAT) and import duties for aircraft currently stand at zero percent in Denmark.

Aviation Insurance

Despite the economic uncertainty in the U.S.

Travelers jumps into aviation with both feet

Travelers Aviation, part of The Travelers insurance company, made its debut at the 2007 AIA convention at Indian Wells, Calif.

Isle of Man lures U.S. operators with promised tax incentives

The new Isle of Man aircraft registry could be a possible safe haven for N-registered business aircraft based in Europe.

Hold-harmless agreements are too often anything but

You roll up to an FBO in a multi-million-dollar business jet, and they roll out the red carpet.

Look for big aircraft insurance rate hikes in coming months

In the months since September 11, the insurance industry has taken a beating.

Revamped Arizona tax law benefits state aviation fund

Business aviation operations in Arizona stand to benefit from new legislation that returns certain aviation tax revenues to the state’s airport improvement

Aircraft finance firms striking gold here

Noticing that aircraft finance companies were more prominent here this year, EBACE Convention News did a quick walkabout to see when they first had booths

Denmark–a tax haven until 2010?

Value Added Tax (VAT) and import duties for aircraft currently stand at zero percent in Denmark.

Fortis Offers Executive Aircraft Service

Following an earlier initiative in the luxury-yacht market, international banking and insurance financial-services provider Fortis (Booth No.

Hangar Flying: Life insurance for pilots

Someone I used to know–a father and general aviation pilot–questioned why he needed life insurance, because, quote, “I won’t be around to enjoy it.” He cou

Insurance will help NBAA recover show expense

So called “showstoppers” insurance, a form of business interruption coverage, will likely help NBAA recover some of the expenses and lost revenue the assoc

Many frax owners not aware of liability risk

With regard to liability insurance, answers to the question of “How much is enough?” have always been something of a mystery.

Of VAT refunds and cabotage rules:

Valued-added taxes (VAT) may now amount to 25 percent of a jet fuel purchase in some parts of Europe.

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Business aircraft owners who want to move up have the option to engage in a “like-kind exchange” that could save thousands of dollars in capital gain