FACTBOX-Planes ordered by AIG's leasing giant
(Reuters) - Aircraft leasing giant International Lease Finance Corp is up for sale following a U.S. Federal Reserve bailout of parent American International Group Inc (AIG.N).
Founded by Steven Udvar-Hazy in 1973 and sold to insurer AIG in 1990, ILFC's fleet is the world's largest by value, and the second-largest by number of planes behind General Electric Co's (GE.N) Commercial Aviation Services unit (GECAS).
ILFC has a fleet of 947 owned aircraft valued at $55 billion, according to the company's latest filings.
The Los Angeles-based company has more than 150 aircraft on order from Airbus, a unit of EADS (EAD.PA), and Boeing (BA.N), according to the most recent order data from the two planemakers.
Those planes are worth $25 billion at list prices, although aircraft are sold at undisclosed discounts.
Below are the planes ILFC has on order (end-August data).
Model No. of Backlog Value
planes (mln $, average
current list price)
BOEING
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737-700 10 623
737-800 14 987
777-300ER 4 1,058
787-8 67 10,854
787-9 7 1,362
Total Boeing 102 14,884
AIRBUS
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A319 10 703
A320 4 308
A321 6 542
A330-200 2 362
A330-300 1 201
A350-800 12 2,504
A350-900 8 1,925
A380 10 3,274
Total Airbus 53 9,819
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Combined Total 155 24,703
Source: Boeing, Airbus end-August order data (Reporting by Tim Hepher)
