Factors that determine the price of a corporate jet.

17 Aug 2024 · 1 min
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In this brief segment, Steve Varsano outlines the primary determinants of a corporate jet’s market price. He explains that the aircraft’s age, total flight hours, and number of cycles (landings) directly affect valuation. The overall condition and detailed maintenance history are also crucial, especially where the jet stands in its maintenance program—whether it is approaching a major, costly inspection or has just completed one, which can cause price fluctuations. Additionally, he highlights that jets whose engines are covered by an engine maintenance or insurance program command significantly higher prices than those without such coverage.

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