Saudi Arabia-based lessor AviLease has reported revenues of $664 million, up 19% on 2024. This result was driven by “disciplined” portfolio growth, aircraft remarketing and demand for new technology aircraft.
Pre-tax earnings doubled to $122 million.
AviLease CEO Edward O'Byrne said 2025 was a “defining year” for the company.
The company achieved investment grade during the year and also placed direct orders with Airbus for A320neo and A350F freighters, as well as with Boeing for 737s.
“We delivered strong financial results, expanded our global footprint, and reinforced our position as a disciplined, investment-grade aircraft leasing platform,” said O'Byrne. “Our performance reflects the quality of our portfolio, the strength of our airline partnerships, and our focus on deploying capital responsibly in high-demand, new technology assets.”
The company expanded its portfolio to 202 owned and managed aircraft, leased to over 50 airline customers across over 30 countries.