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August 28, 2024

Chambers Aviation Finance & Leasing 2024 – Vietnam

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Aviation legal specialists from Tilleke & Gibbins’ offices in Vietnam have provided the Vietnam chapter for the Aviation Finance & Leasing 2024 guide from Chambers and Partners. The guide covers important legal issues faced by aircraft lessors, lessees, and financiers in 37 jurisdictions worldwide. In addition to the Vietnam chapter, Tilleke & Gibbins contributed the Thailand chapter to Aviation Finance & Leasing 2024.

The Vietnam chapter provides in-depth details on the legal regime affecting all aspects of aircraft sale and purchase, aircraft and engine leasing, and aircraft debt finance, including sale and lease agreement terms; taxation; lease registration and enforcement; lease assignment/novation; insurance and reinsurance; debt structuring; securities; liens; and many other matters that affect the day-to-day operations of leading players in the aviation industry in Vietnam.

Chambers and Partners’ Global Practice Guides provide in-house counsel with expert legal commentary focusing on practical legal issues affecting business, enabling readers to compare legislation and relevant procedures across a range of key jurisdictions.

The Vietnam chapter of Aviation Finance & Leasing 2024 is available as a PDF through the button below, courtesy of Chambers and Partners. The full guide is accessible for free on the Chambers and Partners website.

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