Articles

Our Central and Eastern Europe Sales Director, Marian Jancarik, was interviewed for E15.cz , a business news website in the Czech Republic on the state of the private aviation market. Below is a translated excerpt of the interview. The...Read More

Starting around late April, enquiries from frequent charter users started to come in wanting comparisons of the costs of charter compared to the costs of owning a jet. Since the emergence of Covid-19, people are anticipating using private jets...Read More

When Obstacles Become Opportunities There are many factors to consider when purchasing an aircraft. Some are personal, such as the interior style, and others are tangible, such as avionics compliance. But jets are complex machines and when something appears...Read More

Read our latest issue to see how Covid-19 has affected Pre-Owned Transactions and daily air traffic. Also included is advice on how to turn obstacles in your aircraft search into opportunities for your benefit and so much more. You...Read More

When buying a pre-owned jet, an important component is the condition of the interior. Interior colours and design are highly subjective, and the style of a jet may not suit the buyer’s taste.  Furthermore, aircraft are often chartered or...Read More

In all aircraft there are legal weight limits for certain events, such as a maximum take-off weight and a maximum landing weight. These weights are typically constant for all aircraft throughout an entire model type. However, a very important...Read More

All aircraft must go through different hourly and calendar inspections, and many of these maintenance events can be very expensive. The majority of the cost will most likely come from repairing defects found during these inspections. It can be...Read More