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Aircraft Guarantee & Lending launches

By General Aviation News Staff · October 28, 2024 ·

Aircraft Guarantee & Lending (AGL) has launched as an aircraft loan and insurance brokerage dedicated to finding financing and insurance for light jets, turboprops, and piston aircraft.

Under the leadership of Alex Martin, Vice President of Lending, AGL is “set to fill a significant gap in the aircraft lending market,” according to company officials.

Features include:

  • Flexible Financing Options: AGL has recently executed partnerships with multiple financial institutions, which will provide customers with competitive rates and terms tailored to their needs. Aviation loan products are available for first-time buyers as well as fleet operators.
  • Comprehensive Insurance Coverage: AGL also has completed a partnership with an aviation insurance provider.
  • Expedited Application Process: AGL’s online system speeds approvals, granting swifter access to funds for timely purchases, according to company officials.

“We founded AGL with the understanding that the aviation lending market is underserved, too complex, and inaccessible to many. AGL aims to simplify the process, helping clients keep their focus on their passion for aviation,” says Alex Martin. “Because we are also pilots, our team of aviation experts understands the importance of matching each solution to our customer’s specific needs.”

Headquartered in Lexington, Kentucky, AGL also provides financing and insurance solutions for charter operators, flight schools, flying clubs, and personal-use aircraft.

For more information: AircraftCash.com

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