Aircastle Posts $69M Net Income in Second Quarter 2026
Aircastle reported $283M in total revenues and $69M net income for Q2 2026, while acquiring five aircraft and selling 11 during the period.
Aircraft leasing company Aircastle recorded total revenues of $283 million and net income of $69 million for the three months ended August 31, 2026, the company announced in its latest earnings release. Adjusted EBITDA came in at $247 million for the quarter.
On the investment side, Aircastle acquired five aircraft valued at $269 million during the period. The purchases included three Airbus A321neo narrowbody jets and one Boeing 737 MAX 8, reflecting continued demand for fuel-efficient, next-generation commercial aircraft among lessors.
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The company also moved to trim its portfolio, selling 11 aircraft and other flight equipment over the same three-month stretch. Active fleet management through simultaneous acquisitions and disposals is a common strategy among aircraft lessors seeking to optimize asset age, lease yields, and capital allocation.
Aircastle operates as a global aircraft leasing platform, acquiring and leasing commercial jet aircraft to airlines worldwide. The quarterly results offer a snapshot of conditions in the aviation leasing sector, which has benefited from sustained air travel demand and tight aircraft supply in the post-pandemic environment.
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