Aviation Capital Group (ACG), a global full-service aircraft asset manager, signed lease agreements with Japanese premium service carrier, Skymark Airlines, for the lease of seven Boeing 737-10 aircraft.
The first aircraft is scheduled to deliver to Skymark in 2028 from ACG’s orderbook. Once in service, the aircraft will support the airline’s broader fleet expansion and renewal plans, while helping the airline to sustainably increase capacity on key routes from its home base at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport.
“We are delighted to sign this agreement and support Skymark’s fleet modernization plans. For airlines serving high-density markets from slot-constrained airports, the ability to add capacity, improve efficiency, and maximize revenue opportunities is critical,” Thomas Baker, president and CEO of ACG, said. “As the largest aircraft in the 737 MAX family, the 737-10 offers a high-capacity configuration and significant operational flexibility, making it a strong fit for Skymark’s needs and growth ambitions.”
Yoshihiro Miwa, president and representative director of Skymark Airlines, added, “We look forward to operating the 737-10, which boasts the largest capacity in the MAX series, and welcoming even more passengers to enjoy the Skymark experience. We are delighted to collaborate with ACG and to announce this agreement as we welcome these new wings to the Skymark fleet.”
