FTAI is known for owning and maintaining CFM56 and V2500 aircraft engines that power the world's most widely used commercial aircraft, mainly Boeing 737s and Airbus A320s. In late 2025, FTAI launched FTAI Power, a platform focused on converting CFM56 engines to power turbines for data centers globally. FTAI partnered with Palantir to leverage AI across its global maintenance footprint.
Cyborg Score Rationale
With $28.2B market capitalization and $2.34B trailing revenue, FTAI demonstrates exceptional growth momentum. The stock rose 37% in 2025 and added 7% on the first trading day of 2026. The company's strategic diversification into data center power solutions positions it well for emerging AI infrastructure demand.
Top Insights
FTAI Power represents significant new revenue opportunity as AI data centers face multi-year power supply backlogs globally
AI partnership with Palantir improving maintenance scheduling, inventory optimization, and targeting faster production turnaround times
Owns 421 aviation assets including 109 commercial aircraft and 312 engines, generating ~70% of revenue from aviation sector
Strong stock performance with 37% gain in 2025 driven by earnings beats and analyst upgrades, continuing momentum into 2026
Named Competitors
AerCap — Aircraft leasing and financing services
GE Aerospace — Aircraft engine manufacturing and maintenance
Air France-KLM — Airline operations and MRO services
Recent Developments
(January 2026) FTAI Power platform launch for converting CFM56 engines to 25MW power turbines for data centers
(November 2025) Multi-year partnership with Palantir to integrate AI Platform across global maintenance operations
(January 2026) Stock up 39.4% year-to-date as investors reward data center power pivot
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