Regional aircraft lessor TrueNoord has significantly amended and extended its revolving warehouse facility, increasing its total financing available to USD 600 million. The move bolsters the company’s financial capacity and operational flexibility, in line with its ongoing strategy of growth and expansion within the regional aviation market.
Bank of Montreal and MUFG joined the facility as new lenders, alongside existing partners Citi, Royal Bank of Canada, and Société Générale. This broadening of the banking syndicate demonstrates confidence in TrueNoord’s business model and its long-term strategy.
The revolving nature of the warehouse facility allows TrueNoord to finance the acquisition of additional regional aircraft, enabling it to continuously expand and modernise its diverse fleet. The extended term of the facility provides a stable, long-term financing platform to support the company’s committed investment pipeline.
“This is a significant step in strengthening TrueNoord’s long-term funding strategy and underpins our ambition to continue growing as a leading specialist regional aircraft lessor,” said Anne-Bart Tieleman, TrueNoord’s CEO. “The extended facility provides the stability and flexibility we need to execute our strategy with confidence, while continuing to support our airline customers with high-quality, tailored leasing solutions.”
The transaction follows the company’s first direct order with Embraer in October 2025.
TrueNoord has extended its banking facilities.
