Boeing Forecasts Resiliency and Increased Growth for Aircraft Finance
"With production and delivery increases and the reopening of certain regional markets, we forecast aircraft financing needs to reach near pre-pandemic levels in 2023," said
The 2023 CAFMO is
An introductory video, presentation and regional financing data is available at www.boeing.com/CAFMO. Select highlights include:
- In 2022, the majority of
Boeing airplanes were funded with cash due to strong operational performance and de-leveraging efforts by customers. - While cash funding will continue to play a significant part in delivery financing, the use of capital markets, bank debt and export credit is expected to expand.
- 2022 capital markets activity was lower compared to its heightened activity recorded in 2021.
- Export credit agencies supported nearly 5% of
Boeing deliveries in 2022. - Lessor-supported deliveries will remain stable but may face competition from other financing sources.
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