Aircraft
JetNet Survey Sees Caution Ahead Amidst Growth
Turbulence includes supply chain, tariffs, and economic uncertainty
Rolland Vincent, JetNet
Rolland Vincent. © AIN archives

While preowned business jet transactions rose by more than 36% year over year, aircraft are remaining on the market longer, according to the latest statistics from JetNet. In a recent webinar, the industry data analyst noted that the preowned sector is often an early indicator of market trends.

Preowned transactions were up in every category, but the average time to sell increased by 85 days compared to 2024, as pricing continues to soften, particularly in the midsize category. Overall, values decreased by 6.1%, with mid-cabin jets seeing the steepest drop at nearly 20%. Light jets saw a 5% decrease in price, while large-cabin jets climbed 16%.

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