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Abu Dhabi — Sanad Aero Solutions GmbH (Sanad), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Mubadala Development Company, has increased its leasing portfolio of spare engines and components with Etihad Airways through the addition of new assets valued at $100 million.
This includes spare GEnx and GP7200 engines and spare landing gear and nacelles, to support the airline’s growing fleet of B777, B787, A320 and A380 aircraft. With the additional assets, the overall value of Sanad’s leasing relationship with Etihad Airways now exceeds $450 million. Sanad’s relationship with Etihad Airways began in 2011 through the financing of 11 GE90 and Rolls-Royce Trent spare engines, and the two companies extended this in 2013 through the financing of rotable component spares valued at over $125 million.
James Hogan, Etihad Airways’ president andCEO, said: “This latest financial agreement builds on the growing relationship between the two companies, enabling us to benefit from existing synergies, maximise the economics of our assets, and lease spare engines and components at very competitive costs. Last year 21 aircraft joined the fleet, including our first A380 and Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft. With another 16 Airbus and Boeing aircraft scheduled for delivery in 2015, it’s vital that we have the recommended level of inventory to keep our fleets fully serviceable at all times.”
— business@khaleejtimes.com
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