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AerFin acquires CF6-80 powered A330, strengthening widebody strategy

AerFin

Feb. 19, 2026 — AerFin has completed the acquisition of a CF6-80 powered Airbus A330, adding further momentum to its widebody investment activity and reinforcing its position as a leading player in the global aviation aftermarket.

The transaction closed at the end of 2025 and reflects AerFin’s continued confidence in widebody platforms with strong global operator and aftermarket demand. CF6-80 powered assets form an important part of AerFin’s widebody strategy, valued for their longevity, versatility and broad customer base.

Over the past 15 years, AerFin has built a track record of sourcing, managing and deploying assets at scale. Recent activity has brought the total number of airframes and engines acquired since the business was founded to 449 – reinforcing a long-established and disciplined investment approach.

Simon Goodson – CEO

“This acquisition is a strong example of how we continue to deploy capital with discipline. We know these assets well, we understand where the demand sits, and we are able to move decisively when the right opportunity presents itsel. That approach has underpinned our growth for 15 years and continues to guide how we invest today.

Close collaboration across all parties enabled the transaction to complete on schedule, despite a tight year-end timeframe. A partnership approach, built on trust and responsiveness, ensured challenges were addressed quickly and the deal progressed without delay”.

Auvinash Narayen – Chief Investment officer

“The latest A330 acquisition further supports AerFin’s ability to deliver tailored solutions across its global customer base, spanning airlines, lessors and MROs.”

Source: AerFin

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