Aircraft Leasing AOG Wet Lease
An AOG Wet Lease refers to an aircraft lease agreement where an airline with an active operating license leases an aircraft on ACMI terms from another airline that also holds an active operating license and has an available aircraft.
AOG Wet Lease occurs when an aircraft becomes a NO GO (unable to operate) shortly before the scheduled departure time, typically due to technical issues, and the airline is unable to replace it with any of its own aircraft. In such cases, a Wet Lease is initiated to cover the affected flights. Initially, this lease is put in place to prevent passenger inconvenience due to one or more canceled flights. If the technical issue with the scheduled aircraft is resolved, the lease is terminated, and the airline resumes its regular operations. If the technical issue is not resolved, the airline will seek a Short-Term Wet Lease to continue operations until the issue is fixed.
Our AOG wet lease operations
Jazz Jet has extensive experience in AOG Wet Lease operations. Some examples of our past AOG Wet Lease agreements include:
- Saab 2000 – Georgia – AOG Wet Lease
- Boeing B747-300 – Germany – AOG Wet Lease
- Airbus A320-200 – Tunisia – AOG Wet Lease
- Airbus A320-200 – Turkey – AOG Wet Lease
- MD83 – Italy – AOG Wet Lease
- MD82 – Turkey – AOG Wet Lease
- Boeing B737-400 – Romania – AOG Wet Lease
To perform Wet Lease In, please check our up-to-date aircraft list here. A quotation for your preferred aircraft will be provided immediately.
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