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Avation signs eight-year lease with Indonesian carrier FlyJaya

An eight-year lease, running to 2034 and at current market rates, with FlyJaya for an ATR 72-600 that was delivered on 3 June.

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A passenger ATR 72-600 of US-Bangla Airlines approaching to land. — Credit: Photo by Bornil Amin on Unsplash c Photo by Bornil Amin on Unsplash

Avation (LSE:AVAP) has signed an eight-year lease with FlyJaya, an Indonesian airline, for an ATR 72-600 at current market lease rates, with the aircraft delivered on 3 June.

The deal, which Avation describes as part of its strategy to diversify its airline customer base, gives the Singapore‑headquartered commercial passenger aircraft lessor a multi-year revenue stream from a widely used regional turboprop type.

"This eight-year lease term is an attractive duration, underlining the strength of demand for the ATR 72-600 aircraft type and providing long-term revenue visibility for the Company," Jeff Chatfield, Executive Chairman.

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