According to Boeing
release statement, continued strong demand for new commercial
air planes, resulting in about $127billion in deliveries across the
industry.
The eighth annual Boeing current Aircraft Finance Market
Outlook forecasts the source of financing for new commercial air plane
deliveries in the coming year and the industry's overall delivery
financing requirements for the next 5 years.
"Passenger traffic is
growing above long-term trends, air plane utilization and load factors
continue to rise, replacement demand remains strong and global
airlines are producing record operating results and profits. With
these conditions prevailing, financiers continue to see commercial
aircraft as a good investment and that's resulting in good access to
efficient funding for our customers" said Tim Myers,president of
Boeing Capital Corporation.
Moreover lessors will
continue to have access to efficient funding at attractive pricing
throughout the 2016 as new participants enter the aircraft finance
industry and likewise the current participants innovative and provide
more option.
Among other things
the manufacturer claims that key elements of the finance market
outlook include: lessors are expected to support about 40 % of all
deliveries securing most of their leverage through the capital
markets.
Also capital markets and banks should account for
approximately two thirds of delivery funding.
In addition the
trend lessors selling all or part of their portfolios to
participants in the capital markets to create capacity for new
acquisitions and opportunities for future growth should continue,
thanks to ongoing innovation within the leasing industry