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Aircraft values remain well supported by persistent shortages of aircraft, engines and maintenance capacity, although speakers at the ISTAT Hub at the Farnborough Airshow said airline profitability and maintenance economics are beginning to introduce new dynamics into the valuation outlook.

The ISTAT Foundation, in partnership with Broward County Public Schools and leading industry stakeholders, continues to advance its commitment to workforce and professional development through targeted early-engagement initiatives.

From Russian insurance litigation to rising fuel prices and changing airline credit conditions, speakers at the ISTAT Hub at the Farnborough Airshow examined how the aviation finance industry is adapting to a world where geopolitical risk has become a more prominent part of every investment decision.

Panelists at ISTAT Asia explored how regional aircraft and freighters continue to create opportunities by helping operators tailor fleet strategies to evolving passenger, cargo and network demands.

Aircraft lessors at ISTAT Asia discussed how expanding financing capabilities, long-term customer partnerships and diversified business models are reinforcing the importance of scale in an evolving leasing market.

Appraisers, aircraft traders and lessors at ISTAT Asia explored how supply constraints, strong demand and evolving fleet strategies are reshaping aircraft valuations, portfolio management and trading activity.

Jetrader spoke with Jordan Calhoun vice president of marketing for North America at Jackson Square Aviation and ISTAT PDP graduate, about what he likes about the industry, the most challenging part of his profession and more. 

Airlines, manufacturers, engine specialists and lessors at ISTAT Asia discussed how persistent aircraft and engine shortages continue to influence fleet planning, production strategies and the value of existing assets.

Bankers, lessors and private credit providers at ISTAT Asia discussed how aviation capital remains widely available, but financing decisions are increasingly driven by disciplined underwriting, flexible structures and long-term partnerships.