Published: Mon 22 Feb 2021

Aviation market facing another potential grounding loss following Boeing 777 emergency

Aviation insurers are facing another hefty manufacturer claim after Boeing recommended grounding its fleet of 777 aircraft after one of its planes suffered an engine failure over Denver at the weekend.

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Published: Mon 22 Feb 2021

Russia-Ukraine lessor disputes overshadow otherwise stable aviation renewals

War risk insurers say lessor losses were a “commercial decision” of Russian airlines

Insurers claim aircraft seizure an act of “political prestige” for Russia

Aviation market facing another potential grounding loss following Boeing 777 emergency

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