Aeolus, an Irish aircraft engine lessor, is going to court in Italy in a multi-jurisdictional dispute with a Tunisian air cargo carrier. The engine lessor has been in a long-running row with Express Air Cargo over unpaid fees and secured a court order in Ireland to start repossessing two engines from a storage facility in Italy. The contract for the two CFM56-3 aircraft engines was governed by Irish law. Aeolus took to the courts after it said the Tunisian company failed to meet the terms of a sixth debt resolution agreement. Fergal Whelan-Porter, chief executive of Aeolus, said the lessor…

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