AerCap Holdings N.V. Announces Acquisition of New Boeing 737 NG

AerCap Holdings N.V. Announces Acquisition of New Boeing 737 NG

September 29, 2007

Total of Seven Boeing 737 NG Acquired Over Last Twelve
Months

    AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, Sept. 28
/Xinhua-PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- AerCap Holdings N.V.
("AerCap," NYSE: AER) announced today that it has
recently closed the acquisition of a Boeing 737 New
Generation ("NG"), which was delivered new from
the production line this month. This aircraft is the
seventh Boeing 737 NG that AerCap has purchased in the last
twelve months, expanding the share of modern Boeing aircraft
in AerCap's already diverse portfolio.

    Klaus Heinemann, Chief Executive Officer of AerCap,
commented:  "We were very pleased to be able to
identify and execute attractive purchase opportunities for
Boeing New Generation aircraft in a market environment
characterized by great demand for this type of aircraft.
With these transactions, we have expanded the Boeing
portion of our portfolio through purchases from third
parties at a time when delivery slots directly from the
manufacturer are sold out for the remainder of the current
decade."

    The seven aircraft were purchased from four sellers and
are subject to operating lease agreements with three
airlines in Europe and the Americas.

    About AerCap

    AerCap is an integrated global aviation company with a
leading market position in aircraft and engine leasing,
trading and parts sales. AerCap also provides aircraft
management services and performs aircraft and engine
maintenance, repair and overhaul services and aircraft
disassemblies through its certified repair stations. AerCap
has a fleet of over 340 aircraft owned, managed or under
contracted orders and a diversified commercial engine
portfolio. AerCap is headquartered in The Netherlands and
has offices in Ireland, the United States, China and the
United Kingdom.  

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