Aircraft & Engines

FLY Leasing acquires four aircraft, growing fleet to 119 aircraft

FLY Leasing, a global lessor of modern commercial jet aircraft, has added four more aircraft to its fleet, including one Airbus A319 manufactured in 2004 and three Boeing 737-800s, one manufactured in 2008 and the other two in 2010. The aircraft are leased to leading airlines in Europe and Asia with a remaining weighted average […]

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Lufthansa places $1.0bn LEAP-1A engine order

Deutsche Lufthansa announced a firm order for CFM International’s advanced LEAP-1A engine to power 15 Airbus A320neo and 25 A321neo aircraft. The firm engine order is valued at more than $1.0bn at list price. In addition, the airline has also selected the LEAP-1A engines to power incremental A320neo family aircraft orders. Lufthansa, which is part

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Tailwind Capital remarkets two Boeing 717-200 aircraft on behalf of Goldman Sachs

Tailwind Capital has successfully sold two aircraft to an undisclosed buyer as part of its exclusive remarketing mandate with Goldman Sachs (New York). The transaction included two Boeing 717-200 jet aircraft, which are currently operated by US operator AirTran Airways. These aircraft were originally acquired by Goldman Sachs as part of a larger portfolio purchase.

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GA-Finance successfully places two CRJ's

GA-Finance has successfully placed two CRJ200LR aircraft with Cimber A/S, serial numbers 7622 (OY-RJK) and 7591 (OY-RJM). The aircraft were previously operated by Air Nostrum and will continue to be managed by GA-Finance. The successful placement of these aircraft in a challenging environment demonstrates that the aircraft type is still in demand for a specific

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Bombardier and Island Air of Hawaii sign purchase agreement for up to six Q400 NextGen airliners

Hawaii Island Air has placed a firm order for two Q400 NextGen turboprop airliners and has also taken options for four additional Q400 NextGen aircraft. The aircraft will be delivered with a dual-class, 71-seat configuration. Island Air is Hawaii’s leading regional airline and second oldest carrier. Based on the list price of the Q400 NextGen

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