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Aircraft Leasing

Lease Types: Operating, Finance, Dry & ACMI

Leasing gives access to an aircraft without, or before, owning it. The right lease type depends on how long you need the aircraft, who operates it and who carries the residual value risk.

What it covers

The essentials

Operating lease

The lessor keeps ownership and residual value risk; the lessee uses the aircraft for a set term.

Finance lease

Structured so that the lessee carries most of the ownership risks and rewards, often with a path to ownership.

Dry lease

The aircraft only, operated by the lessee under its own operating certificate with its own crew.

ACMI (wet) lease

Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance and Insurance provided by the lessor, which keeps operational control.

How EDAERO coordinates it

Step by step

  1. Your need and timeframe defined
  2. Suitable lease types compared
  3. Lessors or lessees identified
  4. Terms coordinated with your advisers
Before you start

What to prepare

  • How long you need the aircraft
  • Whether you hold an operating certificate
  • Aircraft type and mission requirements
Watch for

Common mistakes

  • Choosing dry lease without the certificate and crew to operate it
  • Underestimating return conditions at the end of the lease
  • Not checking which authority must approve the lease
EDAERO Aircraft Transactions

Discuss lease types: operating, finance, dry & acmi with EDAERO.

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