Airline News

Emirates, the biggest Arab airline, may seek as much as $9 billion in a share sale, provided the Dubai government approves an initial public offering that would be the largest in the Middle East.

bloomberg.com

Labels: Emirates, IPO

State owned Air India will likely unload 15 percent of its equity in an initial public offer (IPO) when its merger with domestic counterpart Indian Airlines is completed, a report said.

afp.google.com

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Shenzhen Airlines, a major privately owned airline in China, aims to raise about US$1 billion in an initial public offering of shares next year, a Hong Kong newspaper reported on Monday.

reuters.com

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Eos Airlines could consider exit options late next year, said CEO Jack Williams. He said that his company might have six or seven airplanes in the air by then, which could trigger a discussion about an IPO or company sale.

ft.com

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