Maintenance Programs: The Unseen Force Stabilizing Aircraft Value
When operators think about aircraft maintenance programs, they typically see them as a budgeting tool—a way to smooth out the volatile and often massive expenses of engine overhauls and other major inspections. That is how they have been marketed for decades: predictable costs, simplified maintenance planning, and operational peace of mind. But that is only half the story. Financially, maintenance programs were designed to do something much bigger. They were created to stabilize asset value and preserve liquidity [...]

