- Lease marks Airborne’s first transaction in the widebody freighters market
Airborne Capital, a leading global aircraft asset manager, is delighted to announce the placement and delivery on long term lease of one Boeing B767-300BCF widebody freighter with Geosky Airlines of Georgia. Geosky is an established and growing cargo airline founded in 2017.
The undertaking marks Airborne Capital’s first foray into the widebody freighters market and its first transaction with Geosky Airlines. It also marks the first of several 767 freighter units that Airborne Capital is remarketing.
Cian Dooley, Founding Partner at Airborne Capital, said: “We are delighted to announce this transaction and to welcome Geosky Airlines as a new customer of Airborne Capital. Geosky is our 30th airline customer, and market interest in these aircraft is strong. As this is the first of a series of widebody freighter aircraft which Airborne is remarketing on behalf of a client, we look forward to the successful remarketing of the remaining B767-300BCF aircraft in due course.”
Tornike Kortoshidze, President of Geosky Airlines, said: “Geosky Airlines’ business has been growing steadily in recent years, and we are delighted to add another B767-300BCF unit to address our growing business needs.”
Geosky Airlines operates in both local and international markets spanning EMEA and Asia. In May 2025, Geosky Airlines successfully completed its renewal audit — a major operational safety milestone — the IOSA RBI 2025 Audit.
Airborne Capital is a specialist aircraft leasing and asset management business that acts as the bridge between investors seeking bespoke aviation investments and airlines plus lessors requiring differentiated aircraft capital solutions and advisory services. Headquartered in Ireland and founded in 2017, Airborne Capital has a presence in Shannon, Dublin, London, New York, Hong Kong, and Tokyo. It manages over US$2 billion of aircraft assets through active relationships with a global set of investors. Airborne Capital is substantially owned by the management of the group.
