Interest-free loan flight is a high-risk model. Because the financier does not charge interest, the risk is relatively high. If the airline is poorly managed or the market fluctuates, the financier will face huge financial risks. Therefore, this lending method is generally only applicable to airlines with good reputation and stable profits, and it requires risk assessment and strict contract constraints.
Interest-free loan flight focuses on long-term cooperation. Generally speaking, this form of loan will last for several years, even more than ten years. In order to maximize the interests of both parties, airlines and financiers need to work out an operation plan and continue to negotiate to ensure the smooth implementation of the loan contract. For airlines, this means long-term planning and stable operation; For financiers, it is necessary to constantly analyze the market, control risks and improve asset management capabilities.