Kirkland & Ellis represented infrastructure funds controlled by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. LP in connection with the signing of definition documentation to acquire the Atlantic Aviation business of Macquarie Infrastructure Corp. (NYSE: MIC) for $4.475 billion. Atlantic Aviation is one of the largest portfolios of fixed base operations (FBO) in the world and operates at 69 airport locations across the globe.
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The Kirkland team was led by corporate partners John Pitts, Andy Calder and Kyle Watson and associates Stephen Noh, Ed Vaunder, Jack Kelly and Camille Walker; debt finance partners Lucas Spivey, Roald Nashi and Jordan Roberts; and capital markets partners Matt Pacey and Brian Flannery.
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