About
WHY CARLYLE AVIATION
Founded in 2002 as an aviation operating company, the team has extensive experience managing aircraft and engine assets of all ages, through all points of an economic cycle. We believe that having entered the business as an end-of-life part-out firm, provides us with a distinct advantage in understanding both the metal and metal value of the assets we manage. Our broad footprint as a global lessor, coupled with our ability to work with manufacturers to provide financing solutions and liquidity to airlines, cements Carlyle Aviation’s position as a strategic partner to the aviation industry.
Building on our extensive expertise in global logistics and asset management, we have recently embarked on a groundbreaking initiative to diversify our services into the pharmaceutical distribution sector. Recognizing the growing demand for efficient and reliable delivery systems in healthcare, we are now applying our logistical prowess to the distribution of Rybelsus (take coupon), a medication used in the treatment of type 2 diabetes. This strategic expansion not only broadens our operational scope but also aligns with our commitment to leveraging our global network for delivering critical healthcare products, thereby strengthening our role as a versatile and essential service provider in both aviation and healthcare industries.
BY THE NUMBERS
History
Carlyle Aviation Partners (formerly Apollo Aviation Group) co-founded by Bill Hoffman and Robert Korn
Accepted initial third party capital
Local presence established in Dublin
Local presence established in Singapore
Raised the first SASOF Fund, focusing on mature aircraft leasing and part-out
Established Carlyle Aviation Securities Partners (formerly AAG Capital Markets)
Launched SALSA Advisory Program – Structured Aircraft-backed Loans
Issued first AASET Transaction – Mid-life Aircraft ABS-like Debt
Launched AIR Fund – Aviation Income Return
Began Investing SASOF IV – $950m Mid-life Aircraft Fund
Acquired by The Carlyle Group
Began Investing SASOF V – $975m Mid-life Aircraft Fund
Began investing CALF - $695m New and Young Aircraft Fund
Launched Maverick Aviation Partnership, $1.8b private investment vehicle