AerFin has successfully placed two PW1100 engines removed from its fifth Airbus A320neo aircraft acquisition. The transaction marks another milestone in the company’s expanding role within the next-generation engine market.
In today’s supply-constrained environment, serviceable PW1100 engines remain in high demand. Airlines and lessors continue to seek reliable access to engines to keep their A320neo fleets flying. Through targeted acquisitions and placements, AerFin is helping customers overcome OEM delivery delays and maintain operational stability.
The two engines were purchased from EMP Aviation as part of AerFin’s ongoing partnership with a Middle Eastern investor. They were removed in the Philippines by SIAEP (Singapore Airlines Engineering Philippines) and securely housed in Singapore by B&H Worldwide before being placed.
This deal highlights the continued global demand for serviceable geared turbofan (GTF) engines. It also demonstrates AerFin’s expertise in sourcing, managing, and redeploying high-value assets to support customer needs.
With a strong pipeline of A320neo aircraft and PW1100 engines, AerFin is well positioned to support operators, lessors, and investors navigating current supply chain pressures. The company’s proactive approach ensures customers can access the assets they need, when they need them.
AerFin continues to expand its presence in the A320neo engine market. Its ability to combine technical knowledge, global partnerships, and flexible leasing options reinforces its reputation as a trusted aftermarket solutions provider.
