Selling a private jet
Selling a business jet above market and faster than market is only possible with the right valuation, the right preparation and access to the right buyers. We take on the whole process — from setting the price to closing the transaction safely.
How to value an aircraft
Price depends on year, hours flown, engine life remaining, maintenance programme status and the freshness of the interior. We give an objective market valuation drawn from broker databases and completed transactions — not an aspirational asking price — so the aircraft neither stalls on the market nor sells below its worth.
How to prepare an aircraft for sale
Preparation raises both the price and the speed of the sale: current photography and video of the cabin, maintenance records and documents brought into order, minor snags rectified, professional marketing material for viewings. A well-kept aircraft with a complete history sells several times faster.
How we find a buyer
We take the aircraft to a global audience: broker platforms, our off-market network, and direct contact with buyers across Europe, the Middle East and Asia. A third of demand comes from outside the home market — which shortens the sale and holds the price.
How the transaction and payments work
A sale mirrors a purchase: LOI, the buyer's deposit into escrow, pre-purchase inspection, closing with funds and title transferring together. The escrow account protects both sides. We run the negotiations, the inspection and the paperwork through to handover.
How long a sale takes
Liquid models with a full history sell in 60–120 days; older and niche aircraft take longer. Correct pricing and proper preparation cut time on the market dramatically.
