Lease rate

[Curious]

does any one know what the market rate is these days for A320,734,762 and 772 and MD-80-90 monthly lease payment is and what amount is needed upfront.

any infor will be usefull

Thanks

[vc-10]

I think it is something like 20% of value, could be very wrong though.

[bigjulie]

You want to start your own airline, Curious?

[meerkat]

20% of value per month seems a bit steep - you could save for 5 months and then buy!!!

[Curious]

well an initial fesability syudy and curiousity to begin with. But its quite dificult to get any kind of consistent data. So any info will be a great help.

Thanks Guys

[lastrow]

Hi,

this is interesting indeed. This press release could give you some idea about the numbers to deal with:

http://www.atwonline.com/channels/dataA ... cleID=1087

as well as the investor information of ILFC (currently unavailable in the Web) or GECAS might give you some datails (http://www.pkair.com/trends.asp). However, registrration seems necessary ( I am lazy ...)

http://www.gecas.com/financing.asp

good luck and if you find useful sources - I would be interested in reading them.

-lr.

[Curious]

Thank you very much the article was quite usefull. The only other report of late that you might find interesting(in case you dont know) is in this months issue of airline world covering regional aircraft lease costs.

Cheers

[Airliner_World]

Monthly Lease costs are calculated as 1-1.5% of the current market value for the particular aircraft, maintenance reserves are added additionally to the monthly lease rate and the price depends on how many monthly hours the aircraft will fly. Deposits: Previously in the 90's, airlines only needed to put down the first and last months lease rental as a deposit, but these days, the leasing companies do things differently.

With all the bankrupcies, leasing companies can ask a new start-up airline to provide up to six months of deposits before they do a deal with you, but again, it all depends on how well your venture is capitalised, the more money you have, the better deal you'll get.

Lease rates: You'll find it hard to find prices on the internet because there is no set $ amount and it all depends on how old the aircraft is, what added extras the aircraft has, engine types, MTOW, PAX configuration, and its current maintenance condition, etc.

[KiwiKid]

I'm just a newbie here but had you tried globalplanesearch.com/leasing ?