Air Lease Corporation reports 13 new aircraft deliveries 5 aircraft sales and 60 million dollar insurance settlement benefit in third quarter 2025
Air Lease Corporation reported a business update for the third quarter of 2025, highlighting key developments in its fleet and financial activities. As of September 30, 2025, the company owned 503 aircraft and managed an additional 50, with 228 new aircraft on order from Airbus and Boeing for delivery through 2031. During the quarter, Air Lease delivered 13 new aircraft, including two Airbus A220s, two Airbus A321neos, six Boeing 737-8s, and three Boeing 737-9s, resulting in aircraft investments totaling approximately $685 million, primarily in the first half of the quarter. The company sold five aircraft to third-party buyers, generating sales proceeds of about $220 million. Additionally, Air Lease recognized a net benefit of roughly $60 million from settlements with insurers related to its former Russian fleet.
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