TREE NEWS update: Bohai Leasing said its controlled subsidiary Avolon’s units plan to sell 22 aircraft assets with attached leases to Constellation Aviation Assets Limited or its designees, including 16 narrowbody, 5 widebody and 1 regional aircraft, at a market price of about $1.398 billion (about RMB 9.396 billion). The final price will be negotiated by both parties, with 15 aircraft sold directly by Avolon units and 7 through a trustee, and delivery expected within 12 months of signing.
Bohai Leasing to sell 22 leased aircraft assets for about $1.398B
The mix of 16 narrowbody, 5 widebody and a single regional jet points to a portfolio cleanup rather than a targeted fleet bet, and the split between direct sales and trustee-routed deliveries suggests some assets carry structural or jurisdictional friction that a straightforward trade would not. For an owner like Avolon, converting leased metal into cash at a negotiated price is a liquidity and balance-sheet signal as much as an aviation one, and it lands against a broader backdrop of aircraft trading activity that RWA and tokenization markets increasingly cite as a template for cash-flowing asset deals. Whether the final price holds near the stated market level, and how the 12-month delivery window is executed, are the open questions.
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