Avolon Q1 Business Update and Publication of 2022 Sustainability Report
Q1 Fleet Metrics and Business Highlights
- Executed 31 lease transactions comprising new aircraft leases, follow-on leases and lease extensions;
- Delivered 9 new aircraft and transitioned 9 aircraft to a total of 13 customers;
- Sold 2 aircraft and agreed letters of intent for the sale of a further 13 aircraft;
- Executed a
- Owned and managed fleet of 578 aircraft at quarter end, with total orders and commitments for 252 fuel-efficient, new technology aircraft;
- Added 3 new customers during the quarter, for a total of 147 airline customers operating in 65 countries;
- Issued our 2023 Outlook Paper, Climb to Cruise, outlining key themes for the aviation sector for this year, including the positive outlook for lessors due to strong demand for aircraft and the ongoing supply constraints; and,
- Today we published our 2022 Sustainability Report, prepared in line with the
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On track to achieve target of
75% fuel-efficient, new technology aircraft by 2025, with55% new technology currently, up from50% a year ago; -
Received inaugural ESG rating from Sustainalytics, achieving a ‘Low Risk’ rating which placed Avolon in the top
5% of its industry group in terms of ESG performance; -
Launched a feasibility study into the production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (‘SAF’) in
Ireland in partnership with Boeing,ORIX Aviation , SFS Ireland and SkyNRG; - Introduced a bespoke new people development programme for our emerging leaders; and,
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Supported 47 different charitable initiatives through our CSR programme –
CARE – focused on the themes of youth and education. - The report is available on our website at www.avolon.aero/insights.
“The year has started with positive momentum as airline passenger growth continues and the impact of reopening in
Our ambition is to continue to be a leader in our sector on ESG issues. We made further progress towards our key 2025 target for
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