Operating Experience
First-hand knowledge of airlines, aircraft operations and fleet economics.
Metolius Aviation Capital
Aviation Obsessed. Finance Driven. Yield Focused.
Metolius Aviation Capital combines decades of aviation experience to identify timely, high-value investment opportunities.
The Firm
Aviation Experience. Capital Expertise.
Metolius Aviation Capital operates at the intersection of aviation, aerospace and capital. Our experience spans more than four decades and includes airline operations, aircraft and engine asset management, leasing, cross-border transactions, private credit, structured finance and aviation asset investing.
That experience gives MAC a practical understanding of both sides of an aviation transaction: the underlying asset and the capital required to finance it.
45+
Years of aviation experience
$500M
Institutional engine financing placed
2006
Metolius Aviation Capital founded
Why MAC
The convergence of four decades of experience
Asset Experience
Decades of experience acquiring, selling, leasing and managing commercial aircraft and engines.
Financial Experience
Structuring aviation and aerospace financings — from individual asset transactions to institutional financings of approximately $500 million.
Industry Relationships
Long-standing relationships across airlines, lessors, banks, MROs, aerospace companies, engine specialists and institutional capital providers.
The Next Chapter
Aviation Asset Opportunities
Aircraft delivery delays, engine availability issues and persistent supply-chain constraints are requiring airlines to operate existing fleets longer than anticipated — increasing demand for certified Used Serviceable Material across the global fleet.
MAC is applying its accumulated experience to short-duration aircraft and engine investments: assets acquired at attractive values and monetized through leasing, trading, teardown and component sales.
Aviation Assets. Specialized Capital. Experienced Partners.
From operating and financing aircraft to investing in the assets that keep the global fleet flying.
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