Finance, Taxes, Insurance
New Normal: Bizjets Depreciate by 50% at Year Five
Owners of aircraft older than 15 to 20 years need to realize that they might be the last owner of the airplane.

Owners of new business aircraft should now expect the asset to depreciate by at least 50 percent at year five, while owners of aircraft older than 15 to 20 years need to realize that they might be the last owner of the airplane, said speakers at a state-of-the-market session this morning at the Corporate Jet investor conference in Miami. Moderated by CJI’s Alasdair Whyte, the panel included Anthony Kioussis of Asset Insight, Chris Miller of Shearwater Aero Capital and Dean Roberts of Rolls-Royce North America.