AerCap ready to take advantage of ‘structural shift’ in aviation
The world’s biggest aircraft leasing company believes carriers is more likely to lease planes as they slim down after the pandemic
AerCap, the giant Irish aircraft leasing company, is set to take advantage of a “structural shift” in aviation in the aftermath of the pandemic, according to Peter Juhas, its chief financial officer.
AerCap, the largest firm of its kind in the world, last week announced it was acquiring GECAS, the aircraft leasing arm of General Electric, in a deal worth more than $30 billion (€25 billion) in cash and shares.
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