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Caveat Lessor - US Aircraft Financiers Beware: 11 USC 1110 Expectations May Not be Met in Cross-Border Insolvencies

This paper uses the bankruptcy filing of Varig airlines in Brazil and its subsequent ancillary proceeding in the United States bankruptcy court to address comity concerns raised by U.S. aircraft financiers in regards to 11 USC 1110, which provides special protections from the automatic stay under the US Code. The US court granted Varig's foreign representative's petition and deferred to the Brazilian court's proceeding in spite of the financiers' arguments that public policy behind 1110 dictated otherwise.