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Amstat: Preowned Aircraft Sales Pace Slows
As the preowned aircraft inventory increases along with average asking prices, industry data provider Amstat noted a relative slow down in sales activity.
Bombardier Global 7500 on Static Display
Super-midsize jets lead the rise in median resale values with a 31 percent increase. (Photo: David McIntosh/AIN)

In its latest business aircraft preowned market update, industry data provider Amstat noted a relative slowdown in resale transaction activity. Despite this, the company said sales activity is more brisk in many aircraft segments than in pre-pandemic years.

According to the report, there is still a lower percentage of the active fleet available for resale than historical averages, but preowned inventory saw significant increases year-over-year. Inventory build-up was led by light jets, which is now at 5.4 percent of the in-service fleet, and large-cabin jets at 5.3 percent.

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