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Rotortrade expands services with leasing programme
The global pre-owned helicopter specialist will launch RotorLease in Q3 2025, offering flexible and competitive leasing worldwide.

Rotortrade has introduced RotorLease, a new leasing service designed to meet the evolving needs of helicopter operators globally. Set to begin operations in Q3 2025, the programme will offer short- and long-term operational leases, financial leases and structured financing options.

RotorLease will provide access to helicopters from manufacturers including Leonardo, Airbus and Bell, with all agreements structured under the Cape Town Convention and backed by risk analyses. The service will focus on key regions such as Brazil, the Asia Pacific and Europe.

The launch follows Rotortrade’s recent MRO expansions in Tallard, France and Pittsburgh, USA. CEO Philippe Lubrano says: “he launch of RotorLease marks a pivotal moment for Rotortrade and the helicopter industry. With this new line of services we're not just offering leasing services; we're providing operators with tailored solutions that enhance fleet efficiency, provide operational flexibility and reduce costs. RotorLease underscores our commitment to innovation, excellence and delivering value to our global customers.”

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