AerFin, the aviation asset specialist that buys, sells, leases and repairs aircraft, engines and parts, has successfully placed two PW1100 engines removed from its fifth Airbus A320neo aircraft acquisition.
In a supply-constrained market, serviceable PW1100 engines remain highly sought after by airlines and lessors seeking to keep next-generation fleets operational.
By strategically acquiring and placing these engines for leasing or trading, AerFin is helping customers overcome OEM supply challenges and access the assets they need, when they need them.
The engines, purchased from EMP Aviation as part of AerFin’s ongoing partnership with a Middle Eastern investor, were removed in the Philippines by SIAEP (Singapore Airlines Engineering Philippines) and subsequently housed in Singapore by B&H Worldwide prior to their placement.
This transaction underscores the strength of demand for serviceable GTF engines and highlights AerFin’s growing presence in the A320neo engine market.
With a significant pipeline of A320neo aircraft and PW1100 engines, AerFin is well positioned to support operators, lessors and investors navigating supply chain constraints.
Simon Goodson, Chief Executive Officer at AerFin, said: “Our focus is always on maximising the value of assets for our partners while supporting the wider aviation ecosystem.
“The placement of these engines demonstrates the strength of demand for serviceable PW1100 engines and reinforces AerFin’s role as a trusted partner in the global aftermarket.”
Auvinash Narayen, Chief Investment Officer at AerFin, added: “This transaction reflects the strength of our pipeline and our ability to work seamlessly with partners across the globe.
“As we move into 2026, we expect further opportunities to deploy A320neo aircraft and engine solutions that deliver value for our customers.”
With additional A320neo acquisitions under evaluation for the year ahead, AerFin is well placed to continue expanding its engine portfolio, supporting operators and lessors worldwide, and keeping fleets flying efficiently and sustainably.
