Finance, Taxes, Insurance
Ask-sale Price Gap Widens as Bizjet Supply Shrinks
Jetcraft says sellers are moving faster than buyers, cites tariffs and depreciation as key market forces
Jetcraft has three European clients’ aircraft on the EBACE static display. Buyers are more likely to come from outside of Europe.
Jetcraft has three European clients’ aircraft on the EBACE static display. Buyers are more likely to come from outside of Europe.

Business jet inventory is contracting for the first time since 2022, signaling a major shift after two years of softening market conditions, according to Jetcraft’s Q2 2025 Market Intelligence Update. However, as supply shrinks, sellers are raising price expectations faster than buyers are willing to match, it said.

Jetcraft’s data show a widening spread between asking prices and sale prices over the past 12 months. The current divergence, Jetcraft said, “reveals early signs of overconfidence” among sellers and risks sidelining buyers unwilling to pay inflated premiums.

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