Air Lease Corp Form 4 shows director selling AL shares
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Air Lease Corporation (AL) reported insider share sales by a director. On 11/21/2025, the director sold 6,000 and 14,000 shares of Class A common stock in two open-market transactions at weighted average prices of $63.7989 and $63.8146, respectively. On 11/24/2025, the director sold an additional 5,000 and 10,300 shares at weighted average prices of $63.8514 and $63.8531.
After these sales, the director reports direct beneficial ownership of 1,522,366 and 1,517,366 shares in two separate direct positions, and indirect ownership of 1,164,458 and 1,154,158 shares through a separate property trust. Additional indirect holdings are reported through the director’s spouse, adult children, grandchildren, and various family trusts and entities, including positions such as 36,000, 329,350, 101,333 and 2,700,000 shares held via different family vehicles.
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Insights
Director reports modest open-market share sales while retaining very large direct and indirect ownership stakes.
The filing reports that a director of Air Lease Corporation sold a total of 35,300 shares of Class A Common Stock on
The disclosure lists multiple indirect holdings, including shares held by the Udvar-Hazy Separate Property Trust, the Hazy Family Community Property Trust 5/28/85 with 2,700,000 shares, and entities such as Air Intercontinental, Inc. and Ocean Equities, Inc.. Some positions are attributed to the spouse, children, and grandchildren, where the reporting person expressly disclaims beneficial ownership except for any economic interest. This structure shows a dispersed but substantial long-term stake.
The practical takeaway is that these are incremental sales relative to a very large overall position, not an exit. The weighted-average price ranges and undertakings to provide trade-by-trade detail align with standard Section 16 practices. A key item to watch is whether similar open-market sales continue in subsequent Form 4 filings over the coming months, which would indicate an ongoing selling pattern versus isolated liquidity events.