SERVICE
Component lease
Extensive Inventory, Unmatched Reliability!
OVERVIEW
With an extensive inventory in hand, GFA is well equipped for leasing of parts and
renting of tools which can be made available immediately for world wide shipment.
Components can be saved of the costly depreciation by reducing the downtime through
sustained availability and quick turn times ensuring smooth functioning of business.
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3 Mn+Aircraft Parts Deliver
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500+Aircraft Spares Vendors
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250+Airline Customers
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50+Repair Stations
Features and Benefits:
Flexibility
You can easily access specific aircraft parts or components without
jumping into the duty and high expense of owning and keeping a full
aircraft. This top-notch flexibility is especially beneficial for
airlines.
Cost Savings
This will be stunningly cost-effective, as operators are capable of
avoiding the ongoing maintenance expenses and upfront purchase costs
linked with grabbing the full aircraft.
Maintenance Support
Lessors offer maintenance services, replacements, and repairs for the
leased components and other aircraft parts, promising that the lessee
has instant access to good and highly reliable parts.
Downtime Reduction
Operators reduce aircraft downtime at the time of maintenance, repair,
or replacement tasks. This is necessary for airlines planning to
maintain flight schedules and minimize disruptions.
Upgrades and Innovation
Instead of being confined to the potential of their existing fleet,
airlines can take advantage of technological advances and upgrades by
aviation leasing newer components.
Risk Mitigation
Lessors often take on some of the risks of component ownership, such as
regulatory compliance, obsolescence, and unexpected part failures. This
enables operators to set their sights on their core business.
Frequently asked questions
Airlines go to the leasing of aircraft parts to minimize the upfront costs,
make better cash flow, and grab the best-quality components or aircraft
parts without jumping to large investments. It also permits airlines to
concentrate on their major functions.
Components or aviation parts like APU (auxiliary power unit), engines,
avionics, landing gear, and several other critical systems are mostly leased
to support airline maintenance requirements.
The maintenance suppliers or airlines enter into lease agreements with
lessors or such aircraft leasing companies, specifying the aircraft parts or
components required and the lease duration. The lessor offers the
components, and the lessee pays periodic leasing fees.