AerCap reported Q3 2025 net income of $1,216 million ($6.98 per share), driven by record gains from aircraft sales, and raised full‑year earnings guidance. Management cited a persistent, severe shortage of available jets that supported elevated remarketing values and disposal profits in the quarter.
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AerCap delivered Q3 net income of $1,216 million ($6.98/share) and raised full‑year guidance, showing lessors can convert tight used‑fleet supply into outsized disposal profits — a direct signal of asset‑market strength. See the broader sector's Q3 2025 earnings beat for context.
The company cited a continued severe shortage of jets that lifted remarketing values; that dynamic supports lessor returns but constrains airline fleet growth and influences OEM delivery planning, aligning with recent supplier momentum such as GE Aerospace's guidance raise after record LEAP deliveries.
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