Buying and selling support
Private jet broker
Buying an aircraft is one of the biggest decisions there is. A good broker saves time, money and mistakes, and works for you.
How it works
1. Defining the mission
How many passengers, where you fly, how often and what budget. That tells us which type of aircraft truly fits.
2. Searching beyond public listings
Some of the best aircraft sell without being advertised. A broker knows sellers and buyers and can reach them.
3. Inspection before purchase
Review of maintenance history, engine condition, records and flight hours, with an independent professional inspector.
4. Negotiation and closing
Negotiating price and terms, legal support, financing, aircraft registration and transfer of ownership.
Common questions
What is the difference between a broker and a seller?
A seller represents their own aircraft. A broker works for you, compares many options and looks after your interests.
How much does a broker cost?
It is usually a fee agreed in advance that depends on the type of deal and the aircraft price. We are happy to explain in a personal conversation.
Can I buy a pre-owned jet through a broker?
Yes. Pre-owned aircraft are a large part of the market, and a professional pre-purchase inspection matters most there.