Name: Why Brokers Believe the Preowned Private Jet Market Will Recover From Covid
Uploaded: 2020-06-08T13:00:00.000Z
Description: Why Brokers Believe the Preowned Private Jet Market Will Recover From Covid

Previous economic crises have hit the private jet market hard, but brokers believe the Covid-19 emergency is very different. Jetcraft president Chad Anderson explains what he’s hearing from buyers and sellers, why cash is king and why he believes business aviation could come out of this situation stronger.

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Why Brokers Believe the Preowned Private Jet Market Will Recover From Covid

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