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Bombardier Challenger 604 Buyer Demand and Seller Positioning Guide

Market analysis — large-cabin business jets When operators talk about the Bombardier Challenger 604, two words surface consistently across buyer…

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FINNOFF NAMED EXCLUSIVE WESTERN U.S. DISTRIBUTOR FOR THE TECNAM P2012

FINNOFF NAMED EXCLUSIVE WESTERN U.S. DISTRIBUTOR FOR THE TECNAM P2012 Tecnam signs comprehensive agreement appointing Finnoff for P2012 distribution and…

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What Aircraft Sellers Should Know About Autumn Listings

For many aircraft owners, October marks an interesting point in the aviation calendar. The busy summer flying season is winding…

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Tropic Air Charters Takes Delivery of Its First Tecnam P2012 Traveller Following Factory Acceptance in Capua, Italy

Tropic Air Charters Takes Delivery of Its First Tecnam P2012 Traveller Following Factory Acceptance in Capua, Italy The South Florida-based…

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easyJet set to leave the London Stock Exchange after £5.7bn takeover agreement

easyJet has agreed to a £5.7 billion takeover by US private equity firm Apollo Global Management after rival bidder Castlelake…

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Firefighting Helicopters involved in mid-air collision

Two firefighting helicopters have collided while battling a major wildfire near Psatha, west of Athens, resulting in the loss of…

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Bombers Lost on Opposite Sides of the World Within Hours

Military aviation suffered two significant losses on 15 June 2026 after strategic bombers crashed in separate incidents thousands of miles…

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Arcadia Jets Expands Owner-Flown Expertise with Addition of Blaze Grubbs

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Tariffs, Borders, and Business Jets: What Buyers Need to Know About Aircraft Built in Brazil, Canada and Switzerland

Tariffs, Borders, and Business Jets: What Buyers Need to Know About Aircraft Built in Brazil, Canada and Switzerland By Erin…

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German Operator Signs Purchase Agreement to Add Three Bell 505s for Powerline Patrol and Cargo Transport

German Operator Signs Purchase Agreement to Add Three Bell 505s for Powerline Patrol and Cargo Transport Three Bell 505s to…

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FAA Announces Finalization Of MOSAIC

FAA Announces Finalization Of MOSAIC Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy, along with FAA and EAA officials, announce the final MOSAIC…

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Why Committing to a No-Reserve Auction Can Maximize Your Sale Price

When it comes to selling aircraft, the default for most sellers is to set a reserve — and we get it. You want to protect your asset and avoid walking away with less than it’s worth.
But here’s the truth we’ve learned after running hundreds of successful auctions:

The strongest outcomes often come when sellers take the leap and go no-reserve.
That might sound risky, but it’s not reckless. In fact, it’s one of the most strategic moves you can make — especially when paired with a thoughtfully chosen starting bid that reflects a real-world floor.

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