News
18 February 2021

US Exim makes payments to lenders exposed to Norwegian Airlines

In:
Transport
Region:
Americas, Europe

The US Export-Import bank (US Exim) has made payments of $46 million to lenders of struggling airline Norwegian Air Shuttle, as of late December the Irish High Court heard.Norwegian Air and its five Irish subsidies entered Irish Examinership in early December; a process similar to a Chapter 11...

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