Who we are… October 2015

2 Aircraft Leasing Industry Aircraft leasing is the renting of commercial aircraft to airlines Approx. 40% of all aircraft are leased by airlines (8,000+ commercial passenger jets worldwide!) Aircraft are owned by leasing companies Airlines pay monthly rent on leased aircraft Airlines have no economic ownership of leased aircraft Airlines return aircraft to leasing companies at lease expiry. The leasing company then finds another airline customer to lease the aircraft. 2 Airlines often prefer leasing their planes because it provides:    Fleet flexibility    Ties up less cash than ownership   Alternative form of finance   Remove residual value risk

CAGR : 4.7% Gulf Crisis Oil Crisis Asian Crisis WTC Attack SARS Financial Crisis Air Traffic has Doubled Every 15 Years Air Traffic will Double in the Next 15 Years Air Traffic: GDP Multiplier 1.5 : 1 High Growth Business Traffic by Market Annual Passenger Traffic 20 Year Growth Ireland is THE WORLD LEADER of aircraft leasing Source: Boeing, Airbus % of 2014 World RPK 20 Year CAGR % of 2034 World RPK 24%6.2%31% 17%2.4%11% 13%3.3%9% 5%7.2%7% 6%5.1%6% 8%3.0%5% 4%6.6%5% 24%5.2%25% > $100bn is required annually for new aircraft 50% of all leased aircraft are managed from Ireland Centre of excellence for over 30 years SMBC Aviation Capital’s HQ is located in Dublin Our total assets to grow from $10bn to $16bn by 2020

3 rd Largest Lessor Globally Europe Dublin (HQ) Toulouse Amsterdam America New York Seattle SMBC Aviation Capital Offices Asia Beijing Hong Kong Shanghai Tokyo Singapore Team¹: 150+ Aviation Professionals Global Reach 95 airline customers in 41 countries 55 investors in 18 countries Source: Management information; Ascend, Owned and Managed fleet as of Sept As at Sept 2015 Portfolio Overview¹ Top tier operating lessor 284 Owned Aircraft 135 Managed Aircraft Order backlog of 213 aircraft We are a Global Business

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6 Strong Japanese Shareholders SMBC Aviation Capital - Top tier aircraft lessor - Experience in combining banking and leasing products - Established aircraft manager Leading Supplier Of Aviation Capital SMBC Aviation Capital SMBC Sumitomo Corporation SMFL Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) - Secured debt finance - Bank products Sumitomo Mitsui Finance & Leasing (SMFL) - Extensive relationships and a leading franchise in Japanese tax investor market Sumitomo Corporation - Engine Leasing - Commodities - Strong track record of aircraft asset management

7 The Aircraft Lifecycle - What we do Remarketing Sell Aircraft Manage Lease Funding Acquire Aircraft Lease

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What we offer 10 First and Foremost…..  An opportunity to work with one of the leading aircraft leasing companies globally But Also…..  A Competitive Salary  Role Specific Training & Development  Personal Skills Development  24 days holidays  City Centre location  New Modern Offices

Key Dates in Application Process 11 1st Oct 2015Applications Open 6th Dec 2015Applications Close Jan/Feb 2016Online Assessments Telephone Interviews Face to Face Interviews Assessment Centres Mar 2016Offers Made

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