wet lease

A "wet lease" involves renting an aircraft or equipment along with the necessary personnel and services, often used for short-term needs in aviation and other industries.

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Definition

C1Aviation

(technical)A leasing arrangement where one airline provides an aircraft, crew, maintenance, and insurance to another airline.

Example

  • The airline opted for a wet lease to handle the increased demand during the holiday season.

C1Shipping

(technical)A charter agreement where the lessor supplies a vessel, crew, and fuel to the lessee.

Example

  • The company used a wet lease to quickly add an additional vessel to its fleet.

C1General Business

(technical)A rental agreement where the lessor provides the asset along with personnel to operate it.

Example

  • The construction firm entered into a wet lease to rent heavy machinery along with operators.