EFFICIENTLY MANAGING
AIRCRAFT THROUGH
THE MARKET CYCLE

ASSET MANAGEMENT

Aircraft are an attractive investment asset class but require careful management over the course of a lease including: diligent record keeping, management of maintenance records and reserves, insurance certification and regular dialogue with the lessee. Key asset management services include:

INVOICING

Ensuring accurate and timely invoicing of rentals, maintenance reserves and other charges throughout the course of a lease.

REPORTING

Delivery of monthly, quarterly and annual reports to investors on the status of assets under management

COLLECTION & DISBURSEMENTS

Proactively engaging with airlines to ensure timely collection of funds owed and managing payments during the course of the lease; including the return of security deposits and maintenance claims.

INSURANCE

Management of possessed and contingent insurance policies as well as managing the airline annual renewal process.

MAINTENANCE

Oversight of the ongoing maintenance of aircraft on lease including, but not limited to, the attendance at maintenance events to ensure compliance, regular asset inspections and review of maintenance records.

REDELIVERY

Management of the redelivery conditions of the aircraft at end of lease, including the calculation of any end of lease adjustments payable or receivable in respect to the aircraft.

REMARKETING

Engaging with prospective counterparts to re-lease or sell assets

Receivables

Tracking and reporting on outstanding rental and maintenance reserve invoices.

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