تونزي تيليغراف
تونزي تيليغراف
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The Tunisian air freight company "Express Air Cargo" has entered into an international legal dispute with Irish engine services firm "Eolus Engines." Eolus has obtained a court ruling allowing it to recover two "CFM56-3" engines linked to a leasing agreement. However, the case does not involve an accident or technical malfunction; rather, it is related to a financial dispute over the Tunisian company's obligation under a high-value engine leasing contract. It is worth noting that the two engines were in a maintenance facility in Italy and are considered valuable financial assets, subject to strict international leasing agreements. "Express Air Cargo" may face operational and financial challenges as a result of this dispute, which highlights the difficulties faced by the aviation sector in managing assets and international financing commitments.
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