Is
the market underestimating future obsolescence risk across today's most
popular midlife assets?
How are delivery delays and engine shortages impacting asset
values? Is this likely to change?
How
should investors think about residual values, lease extensions and asset
lives beyond 2030? What
could derail the current midlife investment story? When could the
midlife fairy tale come to end?
Where
is the tipping point between continued operation and teardown? Has this changed in the investment thesis?
What
are the most futureproof engine and aircraft types investors should consider
for the next decade and beyond?
As aircraft and engine
availability continue to shape the aviation market, the aftermarket remains an
increasingly important part of the investment landscape. But where is value
really being created across MRO, USM and the wider aircraft lifecycle, and what
should investors understand when assessing opportunities in the sector?
Join AerFin for an interactive
discussion exploring the commercial, operational and investment dynamics
shaping the aftermarket today.
The forum will explore:
Where is the opportunity? Examining
where value is emerging across MRO, USM, engines and component markets.
Beyond the numbers: What should
investors consider beyond traditional financial metrics when assessing an
aftermarket business or opportunity?
Managing supply and demand: How are
availability, material demand and changing fleet requirements influencing
aftermarket strategies and asset values?
Creating long-term value: What
differentiates businesses capable of delivering sustainable returns in a
technically complex and rapidly evolving market?
From strategy to execution: Drawing on
real-world experience and case studies to explore how operational and
technical decisions ultimately translate into investment outcomes.