Crabtree Capital Limited

Crabtree Capital Limited is rated 3 out of 5 in the category aviation & aerospace. Read and write reviews about Crabtree Capital Limited. Crabtree Capital provides strategic advice and transaction execution services to the aviation industry, specializing in aircraft and engine transactions: new orders, sales, purchases, leasing and financing. We tailor and implement solutions for challenges encountered by the industry in general and airlines in particular. Our main areas of activity are project management, corporate finance and interface with MROs, OEMs, operating lessors, professional firms and financial institutions. We support and supplement client management teams in business situations where exceptional opportunities or challenges occur that fall outside our clients' normal business patterns and call for dedicated negotiating skills and business acumen acquired at the 'coal-face'. We also provide an additional "in-house" resource for client management teams that do not have, or are not in a position to deploy, dedicated expertise in the area of aircraft leasing and financing. From Hawaii to Australia, we have performed many and varied mandates for airlines, lessors and other clients. Sample transactions include: ✈ For an international flag carrier, the sale of an EXIM-encumbered B747 aircraft and spare engines to an international cargo airline ✈ For an international flag carrier, the recovery from a major aircraft lessor of undocumented 'Lessor Maintenance Contributions' in respect of the prior use of two B767-300ER aircraft ✈ For a North American aircraft investor, the remarketing of a B737 cargo aircraft ✈ For an international flag carrier, the sale of used B737, ATR and DHC6 aircraft to separate investors in North America ✈ For an international flag carrier, the sale of one CFM56-3C1 engine ✈ For a domestic passenger airline in Africa, the import from the UK of a B737 cargo aircraft ✈ For an international flag carrier, the recovery from a major engine OEM of a significant contribution to the costs relating to an out-of-warranty B767 in-flight engine shutdown.