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Origination through close. Structuring, valuation, and strategic advisory for aviation assets and transactions.
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Proprietary research on jet fuel risk, engine durability, fleet disruption, MRO capacity, and airport infrastructure.
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50+ data sources. Fleet analytics, market forecasting, and competitive intelligence built for aviation's complexity.
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Jet Fuel Supply Chain Shocks
The Strait of Hormuz has been effectively closed since February 2026, disrupting over 20% of global jet fuel supply. This revised edition maps the unfolding crisis — price shocks, refinery bottlenecks, and the exposure facing European carriers.
View Report →Weekly Aviation Intelligence
Southwest Builds Lounges, TAP Comes Down to Two, American Retires Flagship First: Aviation Insights 31 August to 6 September 2026
Southwest confirmed its first 11 airport lounges with Chase, Portugal narrowed the TAP sale to Air France-KLM and Lufthansa, American flew its first retrofitted 777-300ER and set 19 November as the end of Flagship First, and Boeing outdelivered Airbus in a month for the first time since 2019.
Read More → Who Owns the Engine Queue: Inside the $62 Billion Engine Aftermarket — Aviation Insights
Engine maintenance is roughly half of a $120 billion market and the constraint is no longer the geared turbofan inspection campaign. It is shop capacity, and five companies are pricing it very differently.
Read More → Lessors Are Buying the Aftermarket: What the ORIX AerFin Deal Says About Aircraft Valuation — Aviation Insights
ORIX Aviation's move for AerFin and CALC's rewritten residual assumptions show aircraft lessors repricing where value sits: not in the airframe, but in the engine and the teardown yard.
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