BBAM

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BBAM LLC is an aircraft lease company based in San Francisco, United States. BBAM was originally part of the Australian group Babcock & Brown.

In 2017, it had become the seventh largest aircraft leasing company of the world, managing a fleet of 390 aircraft.

See also

• FLY Leasing

References

External links

• Official website

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