RIYADH — AviLease, the Riyadh-headquartered international plane leasing firm, reported robust full-year outcomes for 2025.
For the 12 months ended Dec. 31, 2025, AviLease recorded whole revenues of $664 million, marking a 19% improve year-on-year.
The expansion was pushed by disciplined portfolio enlargement, robust plane remarketing exercise, and sustained international demand for new-technology, fuel-efficient plane.
Pre-tax earnings doubled in comparison with the earlier 12 months, reaching $122 million.
Throughout 2025, the corporate expanded its portfolio to 202 owned and managed plane, leased to greater than 50 airline clients throughout over 30 international locations.
Complete asset worth stood at $9.3 billion. AviLease maintained 100% fleet utilization all year long, reflecting the power of its platform and the depth of its airline relationships.
As a part of its long-term development technique, AviLease positioned plane orders with Airbus for A320neo household plane and A350F freighters, in addition to Boeing 737-8 plane.
The orders will strengthen the corporate’s future supply pipeline of recent, fuel-efficient plane and assist continued buyer demand, whereas aligning with Saudi Arabia’s ambition to develop a number one international aviation hub.
The corporate additional established its investment-grade credit score profile through the 12 months, securing scores of Baa2 from Moody’s and BBB from Fitch.
The scores mirror AviLease’s disciplined monetary framework, robust liquidity place, and prudent leverage administration.
In November, AviLease efficiently issued $850 million in 144A/Reg S senior unsecured notes, diversifying its funding base and enhancing monetary flexibility.
Edward O’Byrne, CEO of AviLease, described 2025 as a defining 12 months for the corporate.
“We delivered robust monetary outcomes, expanded our international footprint, and strengthened our place as a disciplined, investment-grade plane leasing platform,” he stated.
“Our efficiency displays the standard of our portfolio, the power of our airline partnerships, and our deal with deploying capital responsibly in high-demand, new-technology belongings. As aviation markets proceed to develop, AviLease is effectively positioned to scale and create long-term worth for our shareholders and for the Kingdom.”
All year long, AviLease additionally performed a key function in Saudi Arabia’s increasing aviation ecosystem.
The corporate supported the launch and scale-up of Riyadh Air by a sale-and-leaseback transaction involving a Boeing 787-9, marking the airline’s first plane.
In parallel, AviLease established a strategic partnership with Hassana Funding Firm.
The partnership goals to supply worldwide and native buyers with entry to aviation financing belongings whereas leveraging AviLease’s technical experience and operational capabilities.
Hassana has agreed to amass an preliminary portfolio of 10 new-technology plane from AviLease.



