Willis Lease Q1 Revenue Jumps 23% To $194 Million
Willis Lease Q1 Revenue Jumps 23% To $194 Million as the engine leasing specialist continues to benefit from strong demand driven by global fleet and maintenance constraints.
Willis Lease Q1 Revenue Jumps 23% To $194 Million as the engine leasing specialist continues to benefit from strong demand driven by global fleet and maintenance constraints.
Willis Lease Finance Reports Record 2025 Revenue as the aircraft engine lessor and aviation services provider announced its strongest annual financial performance to date, driven by increased leasing activity and strong demand for engine-related services.
Willis Lease Finance Corporation has announced the successful launch of its in-house engine module restoration capability, branded Willis Module Shop™, following the completion of its first core engine restoration at the Willis Engine Repair Center® in the United States.
Willis Lease Finance Corporation has announced a new collaboration with CFM International to extend the operational life of CFM56-5B and CFM56-7B engines through an industry-first restoration initiative.
Willis Lease Appoints Steven Bridgland To Lead Investor Relations, reinforcing its capital markets and investor engagement strategy as it advances the launch and expansion of Willis Aviation Capital, the company’s newly announced asset management platform.
Willis Lease Launches Willis Aviation Capital Platform as Willis Lease Finance Corporation formally expands into third-party asset management with the establishment of Willis Aviation Capital (WAC). The new division is designed to manage aviation and engine assets funded primarily by institutional capital, marking a strategic step toward more recurring, fee-based revenue streams alongside the company’s traditional leasing activities.
Willis Lease And Blackstone Engine Leasing Deal signals a major strategic move in the aircraft engine leasing market, as Willis Lease Finance Corporation partners with Blackstone Credit & Insurance to scale investment into high-demand propulsion assets. The partnership plans to deploy more than $1 billion over the next two years, targeting both current and next-generation aircraft engines.