Aircraft
JetAviva Seeing ‘Realism’ Return to Preowned Pricing
The aircraft brokerage, which is displaying a Citation Sovereign and a King Air 250, sees continuing strength in the preowned market.
At its NBAA-BACE static display, JetAviva is inviting prospective buyers to consider this 2018 Beechcraft King Air 250 twin turboprop. (Photo: JetAviva)
At its NBAA-BACE static display, JetAviva is inviting prospective buyers to consider this 2018 Beechcraft King Air 250 twin turboprop. (Photo: JetAviva)

Melbourne, Florida-based business aircraft brokerage JetAviva is showing two for-sale airplanes and a third available for charter this week at its NBAA-BACE static display (AD_509). It is also answering clients’ questions “about where the preowned market is and where it’s headed for the remainder of this year and beyond,” said CEO Emily Deaton.

The three aircraft on display—a 2018 Beechcraft King Air 250, 2014 Cessna Citation Sovereign+, and 2019 Embraer Phenom 300E (for charter)—represent the range of light to midsize cabin aircraft the brokerage primarily handles. The good news for buyers of these or other preowned aircraft today: “For the first time in a couple of years, we’re starting to see a little bit of realism in asking prices,” Deaton said, noting a late-summer increase in inventory that has reduced upward pricing pressure.

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