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Transaction Summary AerCap will acquire GE Capital Aviation Services (“GECAS”)from General Electric (“GE”) for total consideration of (a) 111.5 million AerCap ordinary shares, (b) $24 billion of cash and (c) $1 billion of AerCap notes and/or cashPost-transaction, GE will own ~46% of AerCap and hold twopositions on the AerCap Board of DirectorsCiti and Goldman Sachs have provided a $24 billion committed financing facilityAerCap expects to maintain Investment Grade credit ratings withall three rating agencies © AerCap | Confidential property of the company, not for disclosure or use without permission 3

Transaction Highlights Creates an industry leader across all areas of aviation leasing:aircraft, engines and helicoptersCombines two complementary aircraft fleets focused onnarrowbody and new technology aircraftCombined company will have stronger revenues, cash flowsand earnings and greater customer diversificationEnhances many of AerCap’s key credit metrics andmaintains its current investment grade ratingsFourth platform acquisition at a discount to book value,continuing AerCap’s strong track record of capital allocation © AerCap | Confidential property of the company, not for disclosure or use without permission 4

Creating a Leader Across Aviation Leasing Combined company will be a leader in aviation leasing>2,000 owned and managed aircraft across ~200 customers>900 owned and managed engines across ~45 customers>300 owned helicopters across ~40 customersHigh-quality combined aircraft fleet, with average fleet age of 6.9 years and average remaining lease term of 7.1 yearsWorld’s premier engine leasing business will add further revenue diversification benefits and a wider product offeringEngine leasing fleet concentrated in CFM56 and LEAP engines that power the world’s most popular aircraft (~5% of assets)Helicopter business is the youngest and largest fleet in the industry, and will be marked down significantly (~5% of assets) Highlights Combined Company Aircraft by NBV1 Current Technology Aircraft 44% New Technology Aircraft 56% Widebody 40% RJ, 1% Attractive portfolio focused on new technology and narrowbody aircraft assets New Technology Aircraft~75% Current Technology Aircraft~25% Dec 2020 Dec 2024 NarrowbodyNarrowbody ~66%59% © AerCap | Confidential property of the company, not for disclosure or use without permission 5 Widebody~33% RJ, <1% 1. As of December 31, 2020 and 2024 respectively. NBV % based on pro forma estimates

Date Announced Acquiror Target Deal Value ($ bn) Jun. 2005 2.8 Sept. 2009 1.3 Dec. 2013 28.1 Mar. 2021 ~30 Continuation of Successful M&A Strategy AerCap has grown through three significant acquisitions: debis AirFinance in 2005, Genesis Lease in 2009 and ILFC in 2013AerCap can draw on this successful track record of completing large scale integrationImportantly, GECAS has built its fleet through disciplined organic growth, not overpriced M&A This will be AerCap’s fourth acquisition at a discount to book value © AerCap | Confidential property of the company, not for disclosure or use without permission 6

Transaction Enhances Key Credit Metrics ~$7BN OF REVENUES~$5BN OF OP. CASH FLOW LIQUIDITY AND LEVERAGE TARGETS UNCHANGED SECURED DEBT EXPECTED TO BE <20% OF TOTAL ASSETS HIGHER FFO / DEBT ANDINTEREST COVERAGE TOP 10 CUSTOMERS REDUCE TO ONLY ~30% OF NBV Combined company will have a broader revenue base, greater customer diversification and more unencumbered assets © AerCap | Confidential property of the company, not for disclosure or use without permission 7

Expected Transaction Timetable Closing AerCap Shareholder Meeting Public Announcement We are targeting closing during 4Q 2021 MARCH Regulatory Approvals Investor update call A meeting will be convened for the purpose of obtaining necessary shareholder approvals The transaction is subjectto regulatory approvals All closing conditions are expected to be satisfied by 4Q 2021 M AY 4Q 2021 4Q 2021 © AerCap | Confidential property of the company, not for disclosure or use without permission 8