The engine, a CFM56-7B model, was purchased from Aero Engine Solutions in an all-cash transaction. It is currently under an active lease with a major U.S. airline, providing Forum with fixed monthly revenue supplemented by usage-based fees. The company anticipates double-digit annual returns when factoring in lease income and the asset's projected residual value.

Management views the CFM56-7B as a strategic anchor for its portfolio. As the world’s most widely used commercial turbofan, the model offers a deep and liquid secondary market for parts and teardowns. CEO McAndrew Rudisill noted that the platform’s ubiquity creates a repeatable pipeline for future acquisitions, supporting the company's broader goal of tokenizing real-world assets to offer investors access to structured, cash-flowing securities.