AERA Aviation Capital

AERA Aviation Capital is a global aircraft leasing company based in Dublin, Ireland. It connects institutional capital with aviation assets through a platform built on trust, transparency and long term relationships.

The company says it is built on experience, governance and partnership. Its global network and technical expertise let it design, structure and manage aviation assets across regions. A constant focus is protecting downside risk and preserving value. It works with airlines and investors as long term partners.

AERA offers aircraft leasing and debt solutions to airlines. The company says its dual capability model, which offers both leasing and debt, is what sets it apart. It calls this its dual capability model, combining leasing and lending. Airline executives work side by side with AERA to design leasing and debt structures. These fit real operating needs, from maintenance cycles to fleet renewal plans, with a focus on long term value.

For investors, AERA acts as a co-investor and steward of partners' capital. It aims to create sustainable, risk adjusted returns. The company describes its offer as credible, trusted access to aviation yield. It says it combines the professionalism of an established institution with the insight of seasoned practitioners.

The company says that running an airline is an exercise in precision, timing and trust. It keeps conversations straightforward and gives quick and clear solutions. Its values are integrity, clarity and deep partnership. Its leaders say they stand with partners through market cycles.

AERA has decades of leadership and expertise in aviation finance. Its leadership team includes a chief executive, a chief financial officer, a chief commercial officer and a senior vice president for technical matters. The company says its people are the reason airlines and investors choose AERA.

The website lists an office in Dublin and a general contact address for enquiries.

Services

• Aircraft leasing
• Aircraft financing
• Debt solutions
• Dual capability model
• Co-investment for investors
• Asset structuring