Avolon Q2 Business Update
Q2 Fleet Metrics
- Executed 31 lease transactions comprising new aircraft leases, follow-on leases and lease extensions;
- Entered into letters of intent for the sale and leaseback of 9 aircraft;
- Confirmed order for 40 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft and agreed to order 20 Airbus A330neo aircraft;
- Delivered 5 new aircraft and transitioned 13 aircraft to a total of 10 customers;
- Sold 3 aircraft and executed sale agreements for a further 17 aircraft;
- Entered into letters of intent to place 23 aircraft from our orderbook during the quarter;
- Added 2 new customers, giving a total of 149 airline customers operating in 65 countries; and,
- Ended the quarter with an owned and managed fleet of 578 aircraft, with total orders and commitments for 297 fuel-efficient, new technology aircraft.
Q2 Business Highlights
- Fitch improved Avolon’s BBB- rating outlook from Stable to Positive;
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Raised
US of debt capital in the quarter, including:$3.4 billion -
Private offering of
US of senior unsecured notes maturing in 2028;$750 million -
US Term Loan B refinancing with new loan maturing in 2028; and,$1.7 billion -
Letter of intent for a
US term financing facility maturing in 2030;$950 million
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Private offering of
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Published our 2023 World Fleet Forecast, Return to Growth, which predicts that the global commercial aircraft fleet will almost double to 46,880 aircraft in 2042, as the sector addresses a structural long-term shortage of aircraft and sustained demand for travel.
- The report is available at www.avolon.aero/insights.
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Avolon Investor Relations
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Avolon Head of Communications
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