The combination of the organic and inorganic growth of our business has put us where we strategically want to be: we have achieved real scale and cemented our position as a market leader in this industry whilst maintaining the high-quality nature of our asset base.
894
owned, managed and committed
83%
portfolio comprised of narrowbody aircraft
A-/BBB+
S&P / Fitch Ratings
460+
aircraft sold to 100+ third party investors and airlines
114
airline and investor customers in 47 countries worldwide
63%
of new technology
5.1
weighted average age of fleet in years
11
CSR Programme entering its 10th year with 11 active charity partnerships
250
professionals, represented in 11 global locations
The status that comes with being the world’s second largest aircraft leasing company also brings with it a responsibility to act and take a leadership position in the decarbonisation of the industry.
With consumers continuing to prioritize spending on air travel, the positive momentum behind the recovery is displaying no signs of slowing and the global airline sector is firmly on track to return to profitability in 2023.