Deucalion Aviation (Deucalion) has added two Airbus A330-300 aircraft to its managed portfolio, both leased to Turkish Airlines.
Deucalion acted as arranger and servicer on behalf of institutional investors. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
The wide-body aircraft, powered by Rolls-Royce Trent engines, were sourced through Deucalion’s global acquisition network and align with the company’s strategy of targeting mid- to end-of-life wide-body assets on lease.
The acquisition strengthens Deucalion’s existing leasing relationship with Turkish Airlines, one of Europe’s largest carriers, while further expanding its A330 portfolio amid continued wide-body demand driven by fleet constraints and resilient long-haul traffic.
“This transaction marks a further expansion of our relationship with Turkish Airlines and reinforces the strength of the partnerships Deucalion has built with leading global carriers,” said Nate Riggs, Deucalion’s Chief Commercial Officer.
