Global Jet Capital closed BJETS 2026-1, a business jet asset-backed securitization that raised about $659 million. The deal extends the firm’s BJETS program, now in its ninth ABS issuance, and lifts total assets securitized to roughly $6.7 billion.
The transaction was split into three note tranches and backed by cash flows from 28 aircraft loans and leases tied to 16 business jet models across 20 industries. It drew 41 investors, including 12 new to the program, and kept servicing with Global Jet Capital.
The placement shows the bizjet ABS market still clearing size. More supply is likely if investor demand holds.