Supply of widebody aircraft "extraordinarily acute", Aercap CEO says
Oct 29, 2025, 9:33 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The acute shortage of widebody jets creates high demand for AerCap's leasing services. Historical trends show similar shortages have led to price increases and revenue growth in the aircraft leasing sector.
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AerCap indicates a severe shortage of widebody jets in the market. Boeing and Airbus are not expected to increase production significantly this decade.
AerCap indicates a severe shortage of widebody jets in the market.
Boeing and Airbus are not expected to increase production significantly this decade.
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