FOR CURRENT &
FUTURE AIRCRAFT VALUES

Supply Chain Strains Continue to Boost Values, Lease Rates

Author: Aircraft Value Intelligence
February 23, 2026

As of this writing in late February, the commercial aviation industry finds itself in a unique economic landscape shaped by a complex interplay of lingering post-COVID production imbalances, escalating tariffs, and geopolitical strains that continue to ripple through global supply chains.

You must be logged in as a subscriber to Aircraft Value News to view this page. Please log in below.

LOGIN
Please contact clientservices@accessintel.com or
call 1-888-707-5814 if you are unable to login.
Not a subscriber? Sign-up now for access.
PREV ARTICLE
How Supply Chain Breakdowns Are Clouding the Future of Avionics
NEXT ARTICLE
The Mid-Life Revival: Used Aircraft Stage a Comeback
Related Stories
Long Legs, Lean Economics: Three Niche Narrowbodies, Examined
New DOT Report: Flight Delays Remain a Chronic Problem
Behind the Deals: Q&A With a Leading Aviation Financier


Advertise/ About Us/ Contact Us/ Reuse/Reprint/ Privacy Policy/ Cookie Settings/ Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging / Accessibility Statement
Mission / Aircraft Value Intelligence was created in 1992 to provide independent and informed advice regarding current and future aircraft values, and the factors that affect them, to the air transport community. AVI's core activity is the provision of expert commentary on current and future market values and lease rates. AVI seeks to interpret and analyze current events, enabling readers to more accurately anticipate future market trends. AVI expertise centers on an appreciation that aircraft are a commodity, subject to vagaries of supply and demand. AVI's subscribers comprise decision makers at financial institutions, aircraft lessors and airlines.
© 2026 Access Intelligence, LLC – All Rights Reserved.