3TOP Aviation acquires three ex-easyJet A319s for parts and engines
3TOP Aviation acquires three ex-easyJet A319s for parts and engines
3TOP Aviation acquires three ex-easyJet A319s for parts and engines
3TOP Aviation Services (3TOP), a global provider of aftermarket support and asset management, has acquired three ex-easyJet Airbus A319-100 aircraft (MSN 4425, 4427 and 4444). The aircraft are powered by CFM56-5B5/3 engines with low cycle utilisation following shop performance restoration.
The transaction marks a further expansion of the company's narrow-body portfolio, with the assets set to support sustained demand for high-quality engine and airframe material across the global aftermarket. The airframes will undergo teardown and inventory harvesting, while the engines will be integrated into 3TOP's asset pool, ensuring immediate availability for airlines and MRO providers worldwide.
"Executing a multi-aircraft transaction of this scale demonstrates 3TOP's ability to deploy capital efficiently while maintaining a disciplined and selective investment strategy," said Chris Emechete, CEO of 3TOP. "With limited availability of quality feedstock, our focus remains on acquiring assets with clear demand visibility and strong liquidity. These ex-easyJet aircraft align closely with that approach and strengthen our ability to support customers globally."
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