AerDragon sells two A321neos
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Background ✨
AerDragon Aviation Leasing previously delivered the final two A321neo aircraft to Wizz Air under a four-aircraft purchase-and-leaseback transaction, after delivering the first two units earlier in the same deal flow.1 2 3 AerDragon also reported A320neo deliveries to SAS and West Air, and executed multiple A320-200 disposals to financial institutions and other lessors.4 5 6 7 8 9 10 AerFin expanded its A320neo acquisition-and-dismantling activity with investor partners, citing strong demand for serviceable mid-life assets.11 12 13