Leasing & finance · United States
Aviation Capital Group
- Region
- Other markets
- Country
- United States
- Segment
- Leasing & finance
- Verification
- Desk verified
- Website
- https://aviationcapitalgroup.com
- Founded
- 1989
- Employees
- 100-500
Aviation Capital Group (ACG) operates as a global full-service aircraft asset manager and lessor. Positioned as a key financial intermediary in the aerospace value chain, the firm provides capital for commercial airline growth and fleet renewal by purchasing aircraft directly from manufacturers or through sale-leaseback transactions. The organisation manages the entire lifecycle of the asset, including procurement, technical oversight, lease management, and eventual remarketing or divestment. The firm maintains a diverse portfolio consisting primarily of narrow-body and wide-body commercial aircraft from major manufacturers. Customers include national flag carriers and low-cost airlines across multiple continents. As a wholly owned subsidiary of Tokyo Century Corporation , the company leverages Japanese institutional capital and international banking relationships to finance its order books for next-generation, fuel-efficient airframes and propulsion systems. Prospective partners or lessees should verify the current availability of specific delivery slots and the technical configuration of aircraft within the managed fleet. It is necessary to confirm the specific jurisdiction of the leasing entity and the associated tax implications for the intended region of operation. Buyers should also evaluate the company's historical remarketing performance and the credit support provided by its parent organisation.
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