Guggenheim Aviation Partners (GAP) today announced the delivery of a Boeing 777-300ER to Korean Air, marking the successful completion of the first leasing arrangement between the two firms. GAP is a leading participant in commercial aircraft leasing with offices in Seattle, London and Singapore. Korean Air, a premier global airline, is headquartered in Seoul. “We are pleased and honored to have Korean Air as our customer,” said Steve Rimmer, GAP’s Chief Executive. “Their commitment to excellence is aligned with our business philosophy as well, and we look forward to serving them in the years ahead.” S.K. Lee, Korean Air’s Managing Vice President of Procurement, commented, “We are pleased to be able to add this 777-300ER to our fleet in such a timely manner, and appreciate Guggenheim’s ability to provide a smooth and professional transaction.” For GAP, the transaction commemorates not only the firm’s first transaction with Korean Air, but also its first purchase of a 777-300ER and the first new-production passenger aircraft acquired from Boeing.
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