Preowned Report
For more than a year, recovery mode in the pre-owned aircraft market has meant more an outflow than intake.

For more than a year, recovery mode in the pre-owned aircraft market has meant more an outflow than intake. Although the number of choices has decreased, there has been no corresponding increase in prices, making it extremely attractive for buyers. Currently, purchasing an aircraft is more about operating cost than it is about acquisition costs.

While flagship aircraft for the major manufacturers can still see mid- to upper-$40 million pricing, the low end has never been lower. Excellent ­values prevail in the sub-$2 million sector, which may present the industry the opportunity to initiate first-time buyers into the ranks of jet owners.

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