The Stamford, Connecticut-based lessor, along with other companies in the sector, has been trying to take back its aircraft since December, when the carrier filed for bankruptcy protection. In February, Inglese said he believed Aircastle's A320s would be returned by "mid-April". It was able to repossess its only widebody on lease to Avianca Brazil – a five-year-old Airbus A330 (MSN 1492) – prior to the airline's securing of bankruptcy protection. Cirium's Fleets Analyzer indicates that the jet is parked. As of 31 December, Aircastle's owned and managed fleet comprised 261 aircraft leased to 81 customers across 44 countries. Source: Cirium Dashboard