AerFin has successfully completed the sale of an overhauled Boeing 777-300ER landing gear set to a major international airline, further strengthening its position as a trusted global partner in the aviation aftermarket. The transaction underscores AerFin’s growing capability to support airlines worldwide with high-quality used serviceable material (USM) solutions that enhance operational reliability and cost efficiency.
The landing gear was sourced as part of AerFin’s ongoing teardown and overhaul programme, which focuses on extracting maximum value from mid-life aircraft assets. By returning critical components to service through comprehensive refurbishment, AerFin provides airlines with an alternative to long lead times and high costs associated with new parts procurement.
Vitalija Zutautaite, VP Trading at AerFin, commented: “This transaction reflects the continued demand for high-quality used serviceable material in a market where lead times and reliability are critical. We’re proud to support this leading carrier with the material they need to keep their fleet flying safely and efficiently.”
The sale follows a series of recent component deliveries from AerFin’s expanding inventory of both wide-body and narrow-body material, including parts harvested from Boeing 777, Airbus A330 and Airbus A320neo aircraft. These strategic initiatives demonstrate AerFin’s commitment to meeting the evolving needs of the global aviation market through sustainable lifecycle support.
