Posted January 14, 2013 9:13 AM
By Sarnjit Flora
ASCEND AVIATION 2020 WEBCAST: 2013 THE YEAR OF THE SNAKES (and LADDERS)?
Date: Thursday 07 February 2013Time: 16:00 GMT / 11:00 EST | ![]() | |
Duration: 60 mins |
2012 witnessed a host of market developments. Airlines defied gravity once again by registering global passenger traffic growth in excess of 5%, but yields did not follow suit. A record number of over 500 jet aircraft were permanently retired, with nearly 50 of these being less than 15 years old, fuelling further the debate surrounding the economic useful life of commercial jet aircraft. Demand for new aircraft remains strong. Deliveries in 2013 will generate a 10% increase in demand for funding and take the value of deliveries to over $100 billion.
Where will the funding come from? Has the economic life of an aircraft reduced? Will the markets break the ‘snakes and ladders’ cycle of ‘one step forwards, one step back’ and instead deliver a consistent trend of progress and profit in 2013?
Webcast agenda:
REVIEW OF 2012 AND ROLLING THE DICE FOR 2013
Which aircraft are on order and what will be delivered this year? How will passenger traffic and airline performance differ from 2012? Chris Seymour discusses 2012 market activities and what to expect for 2013.
2013 FUNDING – Will 2013 be any different from 2012?
There are more than 1,500 commercial jet aircraft deliveries scheduled for 2013, which will require around $101 billion of finance. Sarah Conway discusses where the funding will come from.
CARGO
Eddy Pieniazek analyses the current inventory (and surplus) of aircraft and the prospects for both converted freighters and new build in 2013.
WHAT REALLY MATTERS IN THE ECONOMIC LIFE DEBATE
Rob Morris discusses Ascends position in the economic life debate.
LATEST INSIGHT FROM THE ASCEND REVIEW BOARD
Les Weal takes a detailed look at the latest aircraft values and lease rate trends.
Put your questions to our panel of experts during our interactive Q&A session immediately following the presentations.
Join Eddy Pieniazek, Director & Global Head of Consultancy, Les Weal, Head of Valuations and Appraisals, Chris Seymour, Head of Market Analysis, Sarah Conway, Senior Analyst and Rob Morris, Senior Analyst for a special interactive discussion about the immediate prospects for the aviation industry, the manufacturers, airlines, cargo market and the financial sector.
Register today for your complimentary place, click here
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