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Number of choices–and prices–depends on what model you want.

The momentum that began to build in the used jet market late last summer is rolling into this year.

While a year ago it seemed as if buyers were beginning to emerge from harsh winter hibernation, in fact inventory was still a few months away from reaching

Signs point to a strong finish to the year, but some uncertainty remains.

Last year demand for pre-owned business jets and turboprops remained strong.

A few years ago at the NBAA show we witnessed more than 1,000 Dow points melt away during the three-day convention.

The good news is that the bad news seems to have subsided for the time being and business aviation’s recent negative publicity served to make aircraft that

The standoff between buyers and sellers over the last six months is beginning to show some wear.

Despite teetering over the abyss of economic collapse and having to overcome negative public perception surrounding corporate jet ownership, the used aircr

The eye-popping total of 2,750 pre-owned aircraft for sale today is a lot based on historical standards, but it is well below the peak reached a little mor

With great values out there, the quarter could be busy.

Pre-owned Update: June 2016

As the year begins to unfold we are continuing to see some major price adjustments.

This year looks to be a challenging one for pre-owned sales.

Several markets are seeing a severe lack of buyer interest.

Market poised to pick up again after a slow summer.

The used aircraft market often synchronizes its pace with the lazy days
of summer, usually resulting in a seasonal adjustment in activity.

Expect inventory to shrink in the second quarter.

As is typical for the beginning of the year, early 2015 is seeing a relative slowdown in pre-owned activity.

Pre-owned inventory has been shrinking, despite a growing worldwide fleet that added more than 525 new aircraft in 2014.

The supply of late-model aircraft in North America continues to get tighter, motivating buyers to see what the European market has to offer.

Pent-up demand could shorten the traditional summer slump.

Buying action heats up but low prices are holding steady.