Avolon Upsizes Unsecured Revolver To $4.3bn
Avolon, a global aircraft leasing company, provided its Q3 2021 update, highlighting significant strategic and financial developments. The company partnered with IAI for the A330-300 P2F cargo conversion program, securing 30 slots from 2025-2028. Additionally, GOL and Grupo Comporte committed to lease up to 250 zero-emission VA-X4 eVTOL aircraft. Avolon increased its revolving credit facility by $1.1bn to $4.3bn and extended its unsecured note maturities to 2027 at a reduced interest rate of 2.53%. The fleet metrics showed 54 lease transactions and a total fleet of 585 aircraft.
- Secured partnership with IAI for 30 A330-300 P2F cargo conversion slots.
- GOL and Grupo Comporte committed to lease up to 250 VA-X4 eVTOL aircraft.
- Increased revolving credit facility by $1.1bn to $4.3bn.
- Reduced interest rates on unsecured notes and Term Loan B.
- Executed 54 lease transactions in Q3.
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Q3 STRATEGIC & FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
- Partnered with IAI, the world’s leading independent freighter conversion company as launch customer for the IAI A330-300 P2F cargo conversion programme. Avolon has committed to 30 conversion slots between 2025 and 2028;
- Announced that GOL and Grupo Comporte committed to purchase or lease up to 250 zero emissions VA-X4 eVTOL aircraft from Avolon-e;
- Upsized unsecured revolving facility by
- Extended
- Repriced
- Repaid approximately
Q3 FLEET METRICS & BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
- Executed a total of 54 lease transactions in the quarter, comprising new aircraft leases, follow-on leases and lease extensions;
- Sold 2 aircraft, and executed agreements for the sale of 12 aircraft during the quarter;
- Delivered a total of 8 new aircraft to 6 customers and transitioned 9 aircraft to follow-on lessees;
- Ended third quarter with a total of 150 airline customers operating in 61 countries; and
- Owned and managed fleet of 585 aircraft at quarter end, with total orders and commitments for 246 fuel-efficient, new technology aircraft.
ENDS
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