The Indian aviation sector is stepping into an advanced phase of reform aimed at enhancing its credibility in the global aircraft leasing and financing market. With the enactment of Protection of Interests in Aircraft Objects Act, 2025, stronger alignment with the Cape Town Convention and the emergence of GIFT City as a dedicated aviation finance hub, India is addressing reservations around enforcement, repossession and investor confidence. These updates reflect the endeavour to reshape India from a high-growth, high-risk aviation market into a more stable and competitive jurisdiction for aircraft leasing and finance.
To read the full article and insights shared by Ajay Kumar, Partner, Hetram Bishnoi, Principal Associate and Anchal Nanda, Senior Associate as published in Chambers & Partners, please click this link: https://chambers.com/content/item/7048
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