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Read. Follow. Verify.Amendment to AerSale, Inc. Property Lease at Phoenix Goodyear Airport
Record date · June 3, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The Phoenix City Council has adopted S-52950, which amends a previous agreement (Ordinance S-49837) regarding the lease of city-owned property to AerSale, Inc. at the Phoenix Goodyear Airport.
This modifies the contractual terms for a commercial tenant operating at a city-owned airport, affecting the city's long-term property management and revenue agreements.
Who It Affects
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AerSale, Inc.
The company's legal obligations and lease terms for their airport property are modified by this ordinance.
City of Phoenix
The city is the lessor of the property and is adjusting the terms of its contract with the tenant.
Key Facts
- The City Council adopted Ordinance S-52950.
- This ordinance amends the existing lease agreement established under Ordinance S-49837.
- The lease involves property located at the Phoenix Goodyear Airport.
- The tenant involved in the lease is AerSale, Inc.
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- The ordinance was introduced on May 5, 2026.
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Lease Amendment History
The ordinance explicitly links to a previous legislative action (S-49837), indicating a multi-year contractual relationship with the tenant.
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