Investing.com -- Bain Capital announced the launch of JB Aircraft Finance, LLC on Monday, a corporate jet financing and leasing platform targeting mid-life aircraft. The platform was created in partnership with aviation industry experts Thomas Garbaccio and Brickell Asset Management, LLC.
JB Aircraft Finance, LLC will offer financing solutions to aircraft owners, operators, OEMs, brokers, and intermediaries. The platform focuses on mid-life corporate aircraft and provides operating leases, financial leases, and customized financing transactions.
Thomas Garbaccio, CEO of JB Aircraft Finance, LLC, said the company aims to address an underserved market segment. "Our immediate goal is to steadily grow our aircraft base and continue to build a highly diversified, industry-leading portfolio. By leveraging Bain Capital’s 20+ years of aviation investment experience, along with Brickell Asset Management’s robust operational infrastructure, we are fully equipped to scale with discipline and deliver consistent execution," Garbaccio said.
Matt Evans, Partner at Bain Capital Special Situations, said the platform fills a gap in the corporate aircraft market. "JB Aircraft Finance, LLC is addressing a clear gap in the corporate aircraft market by providing flexible, asset-backed financing solutions for mid-life aircraft – an area that has been underdeveloped compared to commercial aircraft leasing," Evans said.
The platform operates globally and is staffed by a team with experience in aircraft acquisition, financing, leasing, disposition, and portfolio management.
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