The Cape Town Convention

The acquisition of an aircraft represents one of the most significant and complex investments in the commercial sector, with costs that can reach hundreds of millions of dollars. Historically, this process was hindered by a fundamental issue: the lack of legal uniformity in the registration and protection of security interests in these assets at the international level.

An aircraft flying between multiple countries is subject to various jurisdictions, creating considerable uncertainty for lenders.

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