Genesis adopts GE Aerospace’s Asset Transfer System to optimize its operations and transactions

23^rd July, 2024: Genesis, a leading full service aircraft leasing company, has implemented GE Aerospace’s Asset Transfer System (ATS) to enhance operational efficiency across its robust fleet of over 60 commercial aircraft. Since implementing ATS in late 2023, this bestinclass software has empowered Genesis to streamline the transaction process, accelerate records transfer, and reinforce its commitment to superior customer service.

Genesis was introduced to the platform through a collaboration with an existing ATS customer and quickly determined this solution possessed the capacity to optimize and enhance its own operations. Following its evaluation, Genesis partnered closely with GE Aerospace’s,

Software as a Service (SaaS) group to implement ATS and migrate its historical records within a record timeline, demonstrating the software’s userfriendliness and ease of integration. Since the introduction of ATS into its operations, Genesis has leveraged the program across numerous projects, including several transactions with other lessors.

“At Genesis we are committed to delivering superior solutions and service to our airline customers. Implementing GE Aerospace’s ATS has allowed us to better serve our customers and concurrently accelerate our operations,” remarked Brian Dowling, Chief Technical Officer at Genesis. “We are extremely pleased with the performance and reliability of the ATS platform and look forward to leveraging it further as our business expands and grows.”

“We are excited to have Genesis join our growing family of ATS users. Their quick adoption and successful implementation of the platform are a true testament to the value ATS can bring to the aviation leasing industry,” said Andrew Coleman, General Manager of GE Aerospace, SaaS.