AerFin, the aviation asset specialist, has completed the sale of a second CFM56‑5B engine from the A320ceo family to Keiyo Gas Energy Solution (KGES), strengthening its presence in Japan’s growing aviation investment market. The deal was facilitated by BeYoke Capital, a structured finance adviser that has consistently supported AerFin in connecting with Japanese investors. Unlike […]
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AerFin has successfully repaired and returned to service a CFM56 engine that was originally deemed unserviceable — a clear demonstration of its in-house technical expertise and expanding MRO capabilities. The engine was one of three originally acquired for teardown. However, AerFin’s trading team identified untapped potential in one of the units. Instead of dismantling all
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AerFin has announced a strategic acquisition of four A320neo aircraft in collaboration with a Middle Eastern investor. This move marks a significant expansion of AerFin’s capabilities in the global aviation aftermarket and reflects its commitment to sustainable, cost-effective support solutions for airlines, lessors, and maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) providers The 2017 vintage aircraft, acquired
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AerFin, a prominent aviation asset specialist, has achieved a historic industry first by completing the commercial disassembly of several aircraft at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA). This milestone project not only highlights the company’s innovative approach and operational excellence but also reinforces its dedication to sustainable aviation practices. The undertaking involved the strategic acquisition and
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AerFin‘s Chief Commercial Officer, James Bennett has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the Aircraft Fleet Recycling Association (AFRA), a global organisation committed to sustainable aircraft disassembly and recycling. James’s appointment reflects AerFin’s long-standing membership of AFRA and the strong relationship between the two organisations. As the aviation industry continues to confront urgent
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AerFin has taken an important step forward in its global operations with the successful teardown of a Boeing 777-300ER previously operated by Japan Airlines. This marks the first in a series of Boeing 777 aircraft that the company plans to acquire and dismantle over the next 12 months, as it continues to strengthen its position
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AerFin has entered into a strategic repair services agreement with Iberia Maintenance — a state-of-the-art MRO provider based in Spain. This agreement marks a significant new chapter in their collaboration, centred around used serviceable material (USM) and aimed at delivering enhanced, cost-effective support to airlines across the globe. While the two companies already maintain a
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AerFin has appointed Steven Ades, a founding member of the AerFin team since its establishment in 2010, as Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Ades has played a pivotal role in the company’s growth and success. In his new capacity, he will assume a broader remit, continuing to lead strategy and supply chain alongside his CFO responsibilities.
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AerFin has appointed Tamsin Hayward as General Counsel, leveraging her extensive legal expertise and over 20 years of experience in the aviation sector. Hayward has held senior positions across renowned organisations, including Priceline.com, easyJet and AJW Group, where she excelled in leading cross-functional teams, ensuring regulatory compliance across international markets, and executing complex transactions in
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AerFin, the aviation asset specialist known for buying, selling, leasing and repairing aircraft, engines, and parts has successfully completed the purchase and teardown of one of the largest twin-engine passenger aircraft in the world, the Boeing 777-300ER, which had been retired by Japan Airlines. Simon Goodson, CEO of AerFin, explained the importance of the transaction:
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