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  1. David Moreno, Norges Bank, and Geode Capital Management all made moves regarding FTAI Aviation, which is listed on NASDAQ.

FTAI Aviation Increases Sale/Leaseback Activity for Airlines

1 report, 1 independent Updated Nov 4
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FTAI Aviation is conducting more sale/leaseback transactions as airlines look for cash infusions to support guaranteed asset availability arrangements. David Moreno stated on a recent earnings call that this activity is rising. The company is building a stable of midlife aircraft to lease out and subsequently part out.

From aviationweek.com

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FTAI Aviation is utilizing its engine-swap program and financing options to help airlines secure liquidity. Sale/leasebacks accounted for 40% of commitments in the first two investor-backed special purpose vehicles, and this percentage is expected to continue rising.

David Moreno, Norges Bank, and Geode Capital Management have recently made moves regarding FTAI Aviation, which is listed on NASDAQ.

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  • David MorenoPresident of FTAI Aviation, discussing increased liquidity generation through financing offerings

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