Category AerCap
China makes AerCap smile but aircraft deliveries are reason for concern

AerCap is encouraged by the uptick in air travel in China in recent weeks but is less positive about how Airbus, Boeing, and Embraer continue to underperform on aircraft deliveries. CEO Aengus Kelly shared this twisted outlook for 2023 in…
AerCap bullish about demand as aircraft delivery delays continue

AerCap is raising its earnings per share for 2022 on the back of a strong third quarter and the year to date as the outlook for the fourth quarter looks strong. The world’s biggest lessor continues to see robust demand…
AerCap gets serious with A321P2F order for EFW

While there are clear indications that the air freight market is cooling down from record levels in 2020-2021, this doesn’t seem to have an impact on the market for full freighters. After Wednesday’s firm order from Cargolux for ten Boeing 777-8Fs,…
AerCap concerned about new-engine reliability

AerCap takes $2.4 billion net charge on aircraft in Russia and Ukraine

Lessor AerCap has taken a $2.4 billion net charge on aircraft that are still in Russia and Ukraine since February, it said on May 17. The charge is for 113 aircraft and eleven engines that are unlikely to be repossessed. AerCap…
