Avation confirms lease continuation with Philippine Airlines until 2029

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Avation PLC (LON: AVAP), the commercial passenger aircraft leasing company, has advised in response to a question received from an analyst, that the early termination option contained in the lease of one Boeing 777-300ER between the Company and Philippine Airlines (PAL) has not been exercised by the airline and the right to exercise the early termination option has therefore expired. Accordingly, the lease term will now continue on the same economics until its scheduled termination date in December 2029.

Executive Chairman Jeff Chatfield said “The Company is pleased to have certainty on the lease economics including rent for the PAL Boeing 777 until the end of 2029.  Avation intends to grow its narrow body aircraft portfolio in the near term.  Avation’s fleet of aircraft is currently fully placed and being utilized.”

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