| Philosophy |
Investments in tangible assets such as aircraft generally retain their value well, providing real value in the case of monetary inflation, and have good earning power if
- they are economical and reliable, fulfilling airlines' requirements
- the initial operator has a future-orientated business model, which it consistently and professionally pursues
- the debt is amortised quickly, i.e. by the end of the term of the first lease, and
- the largely debt-free asset can be flexibly remarketed.
Doric Flugzeugfonds 2 – with Air Mauritius as the initial lessee of a modern, fuel-efficient A320-200 – successfully combines all these aspects. Investors can look forward to stable, long-term income from the lease of one of Airbus' best-selling long-haul aircraft. |
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