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Jaeyong So is a member of both Winstead’s Airlines Industry Group, and Corporate, Commercial Transactions & Outsourcing Practice Group. 

Jaeyong uses his quarter century of aviation finance experience to guide global airlines and other aviation industry participants through fleet and financing transactions, including leases, mortgage financings, restructurings, aircraft purchase agreements, regional jet matters and other fleet transactions.

Recognized for his work in advising the world’s largest airlines, Jaeyong is a ranked practitioner in Chambers USA – Transportation Aviation Finance and featured in both Legal 500 USA – Asset Finance and Leasing, and Euromoney Expert Guides – Aviation.

He is the co-author of numerous articles, including “Restructuring Aircraft Leases in Bankruptcy,” Jetrader (September 2014) and “How the EETC Structure Has Changed,” Airfinance Journal (May 2010).

Jaeyong is a contributing writer for Winstead’s Airlines Blog.

Education

  • Harvard Law School
    • J.D., 1995
    • cum laude
    • Environmental Law Review
  • Yale University
    • B.A., Economics, 1991
    • magna cum laude

Admissions

  • New York, 1995

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