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Aircraft Brokers Enjoying Healthy, Stable Market
Experts say the market is reaching equlibrium after Covid boost
Aircraft broker panel at NBAA-BACE
(l-r) Rolland Vincent, president of industry consultancy Rolland Vincent Associates, led prominent aircraft brokers in a discussion on the aircraft sales market on Tuesday afternoon at NBAA BACE. Panelists included JetAviva CEO Emily Deaton; Don Dwyer, co-managing partner at Guardian Jet; Brad Harris, president and CEO of Dallas Jet International; and The Jet Business founder Steve Varsano. © Curt Epstein/AIN

The aircraft market is consistent and stable, according to aircraft brokers speaking in a panel discussion on current market conditions on Tuesday at NBAA-BACE in Las Vegas. “We feel like demand is very strong right now,” said Don Dwyer, co-managing partner at Guardian Jet. “We’re having our biggest year ever.”

He believes that it wasn’t just Covid that brought new entrants to business aviation but the underlying 15-year economic bull run as well. “It’s that creation of wealth that fuels our business, we haven’t seen that go away.”

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