American Airlines, Inc. | Series 2025-1 EETC
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Snapshot
"Class A: $883.6M"
"Class B: $220.9M"
"LTV: 58.0% / 72.5%"
"Tenor: 12.5y / 9.0y"
Parties
Borrower American Airlines
Trustee Wilmington Trust
Liquidity Natixis
Depositary SMBC
Collateral
25 New Aircraft
"Value: $1.545B"
Section 1110 Protected
Waterfall
Fees and Liquidity
Class A Interest
Class B Interest
Class A Principal
Control
Controlling Class A Trustee
Subordinate Buyout Rights
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Deal Terms
American Airlines, Inc. | Series 2025-1 EETC
Pass Through Certificates issued via 2025-1A and 2025-1B Pass Through Trusts, backed by secured equipment notes across a 25-aircraft collateral pool.
Total: $1,104,534,000
Pay Dates: May 11 / Nov 11
Liquidity: 3x interest periods
Bankruptcy: Section 1110
Structure & Timing
| Issuer / Format | Pass Through Certificates (EETC) via two trusts (2025-1A / 2025-1B) |
|---|---|
| Borrower / Obligor | American Airlines, Inc. (equipment notes are full recourse obligations) |
| Aggregate Amount | $1,104,534,000 |
| Payment Frequency | Semiannual distributions on May 11 and Nov 11 |
| Collateral Pool | 25 aircraft, financed as delivered |
| Escrow / Pre-delivery | Proceeds held in interest-bearing deposits; drawn to purchase equipment notes as aircraft are financed |
| Liquidity Facility | Interest liquidity sized to cover three semiannual interest payments |
Note: Expected vs Legal final distribution dates differ by tranche
Tranches
Class A
S&P / Fitch: A+ / A-
Initial Face$883,625,000
Initial / Max LTV58.0% / 58.0%
Expected Tenor / WAL12.5y / 8.7y
Final ExpectedMay 11, 2038
Final LegalNov 11, 2039
Class B
S&P / Fitch: BBB / BBB-
Initial Face$220,909,000
Initial / Max LTV72.5% / 72.5%
Expected Tenor / WAL9.0y / 6.0y
Final ExpectedNov 11, 2034
Final LegalMay 11, 2036
Enhancement is delivered through tranche subordination, a pooled aircraft collateral package, and dedicated interest liquidity.