Anniversary aircraft onslaught: Lessors launch massive court move
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A late February deluge of aviation court claims could show the aircraft lessor with the single largest loss from the Russian invasion of Ukraine taking its case beyond its own stable of insurers to hit the full swathe of insurers that had stood behind its estranged Russian partners.
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Insurance, Aviation, Litigation, Russia-Ukraine, Sanctions, AerCap, AviaAM Leasing, Allianz, Liberty Specialty Markets, Lancashire, Fidelis, Munich Re, UK
