Aviation Capital Group CFO Craig Segor Departs After Four Years
Event summary
- Craig Segor steps down as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Aviation Capital Group (ACG), effective May 31, 2026.
- Segor led ACG's financial strategy for four years, focusing on operational discipline and growth.
- ACG manages approximately 450 aircraft leased to 85 airlines across 50 countries as of December 31, 2025.
- The company has begun the process of identifying a successor.
The big picture
Aviation Capital Group faces a critical leadership shift as CFO Craig Segor departs after four years. The departure comes amid a dynamic period for aircraft leasing, where financial discipline and operational efficiency are key differentiators. With approximately 450 aircraft under management, ACG's ability to maintain its market position will hinge on seamless succession planning.
What we're watching
- Succession Planning
- The pace at which ACG identifies and integrates a new CFO will impact financial stability and strategic execution.
- Operational Continuity
- Whether the incoming leader can sustain Segor's focus on financial discipline amid industry volatility.
- Market Positioning
- How ACG's leadership transition affects its competitive stance in global aircraft leasing.
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