Top aircraft lessor AerCap files $3.5bn claim on Russian losses

Top aircraft lessor files $3.5bn claim on Russian losses, still ahead of airline policies

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The world's largest aircraft lessor has filed a $3.5 billion insurance claim on aircraft stranded in Russia, above its own net exposure, and will scour airline and other related-party policies for grounds for further claims.

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