Private aircraft acquisition is a unique process! Private aircraft are typically owned by individuals, corporations, or charter companies and are used for personal or business travel. Here’s an overview of how private aircraft acquisition works and how we’ll partner with you:

1. Identifying the need:

   The first step in private aircraft acquisition is to identify the need for the aircraft. This can include evaluating how frequently the aircraft will be used, the distances it will need to travel, and the number of passengers it will need to accommodate. Based on these factors, we can determine the type and size of aircraft you need.

2. Researching and evaluating options:

   Once you have identified your needs, we can research and evaluate aircraft options that meet your requirements. We would hopefully have what you need on hand, but information on the different types of aircraft available, including their specifications, features, and budget are helpful so we can find that right fit.
   

3. Pre-purchase inspection:

   Before making a purchase, we conduct a pre-purchase inspection of the aircraft. This inspection includes a thorough examination of the aircraft’s maintenance records, logbooks, and physical condition.

4. Purchase agreement:

   Once you decide on an aircraft, we will need to negotiate and finalize a purchase agreement. The purchase agreement outlines the terms of the sale, including the purchase price, delivery date, and any warranties or guarantees.

5. Financing:

   Private aircraft acquisition can be a significant investment, and buyers often require financing. Financing options include traditional loans, leasing, or a combination of both. Buyers should work with a financial institution that specializes in aircraft financing to secure the best terms and interest rates.

6. Registration and certification:

   After purchasing the aircraft, the buyer must register the aircraft with the relevant aviation authority and obtain the necessary certifications. This process includes obtaining an airworthiness certificate, completing a registration application, and obtaining a radio station license.

7. Maintenance and operation:

   Finally, private aircraft owners must maintain and operate their aircraft to ensure its safety and longevity. This includes regular inspections, maintenance, and repairs. Owners can choose to operate the aircraft themselves or hire a management company to handle the operation and maintenance of the aircraft.

We understand private aircraft acquisition is a unique process that requires careful consideration of the buyer’s needs, research and evaluation of options, pre-purchase inspection, purchase agreement, financing, registration, and maintenance and operation. We ensure our clients acquire an aircraft that meets their needs and provides a safe and comfortable travel experience.