Airlines will have to deal with more disruption and ground more planes because the maintenance needs of todays’ aircraft are higher than previous generations, the head of the world’s largest aircraft leasing company has warned.
“What we are seeing is that at the moment, when [planes] are in service they are not as durable as the predecessor aircraft,” said Aengus Kelly, chief executive of AerCap.
Talking to the Financial Times, Kelly said the latest aircraft models were “likely for many, many years to come, to spend more time in their maintenance hangar than their predecessors did”.
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