Engine leasing company BeauTech Power Systems has completed the acquisition of four Embraer E175 aircraft managed by Altavair. All four aircraft remain on lease with LOT Polish Airlines.
“This transaction represents a continued development in BeauTech’s platform evolution,” said Stefanie Jung, SVP – Head of Global Acquisitions at BeauTech. “While our roots are in mid to end-of-life asset management (in particular, engines), the acquisition of leased aircraft demonstrates our ability to access high-quality assets through flexible structures involving in-service aircraft.”
Clive Bowen, Director – Trading at Altavair, commented: “This was a well-structured transaction with a highly capable counterparty. We appreciated BeauTech’s constructive approach and commitment throughout the process, and we look forward to working together again in the future.”
As part of the transaction, BeauTech has assumed all existing lease and servicing responsibilities under the current agreements with LOT. The deal reflects BeauTech’s growing capabilities in structuring and executing complex acquisitions, and highlights the company’s expanding role as a counterparty of choice within the commercial aircraft leasing space.
BeauTech Power Systems specialises in engine leasing, asset management, and aircraft and engine trading. Since its founding in 2011, BeauTech has built a global presence, partnering with airlines, leasing companies, and MRO providers to deliver tailored and efficient engine support solutions. With a strong commitment to innovation and excellence, BeauTech helps clients optimize performance and maximise asset value. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, with offices in key aviation hubs, BeauTech operates and manages a diverse portfolio of high-demand commercial engines, including GE CF34, CFM56, and LEAP models. Its deep expertise in these engine platforms enables BeauTech to offer flexible, customised solutions that adapt to the evolving needs of the aviation industry.
Altavair is an aviation asset manager focusing on the acquisition of new and used commercial aircraft for leasing to domestic and international passenger airlines and cargo operators. Since its inception in 2003, Altavair has completed over $14.5 billion in commercial aircraft lease transactions with over 75 airline customers in 37 countries representing over 300 aircraft. Altavair maintains offices in Seattle, Dublin, London, and Singapore.
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