In the early 2006, a squad at the Hong Kong Dragon Airlines ("Dragonair") was formed to evaluate alternative ways to reinstate a spare engine.
The potential options were to either buy the engine outright or to rent the engine via a direct lease or a sale and leaseback arrangement. Nevertheless, compare and to evaluate the attractiveness of each alternative, the taskforce must first determine an appropriate discount rate to use.
PUBLICATION DATE: January 15, 2010 PRODUCT #: HKU884-PDF-ENG
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