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Sell Your Aircraft Without the Hassle of Brokerage

Want to sell your aircraft without waiting months for a buyer?

Sky Aviation Holdings, a division of Atlantic Jet Partners, purchases select aircraft directly and will consider many aircraft regardless of condition. 

If you own a Beechjet, Hawker, Citation, Learjet, Citation Bravo, or Citation Encore, our team may be able to provide a no-obligation fair market evaluation without the delays and uncertainty that often come with a traditional brokerage listing.

We Buy Beechjet, Hawker, Citation, Learjet, Bravo, and Encore Aircraft

Sky Aviation Holdings actively evaluates select aircraft, including Beechjet 400A, Hawker 400 and 400XP, Citation models powered by Pratt & Whitney JT15D engines, and Citation Bravo or Citation Encore aircraft equipped with PW530 or PW535 engines. These are not just aircraft we occasionally see in the market. They are a core part of what we do.

We may also review select Learjet opportunities and other light and midsize jet aircraft on a case-by-case basis.

GET A CASH OFFER FOR YOUR JET

If you are considering selling, the first step is simple. Send us the details of your aircraft and our team will review the opportunity. When there is alignment, we can move quickly with a fair market evaluation and a straightforward process.

HOW IT WORKS

1

Contact Us

Tell us the details of your aircraft in the form below or call us at 888.480.5010

2

Receive a fair market evaluation

Our team reviews the aircraft based on current market conditions, platform knowledge, and the information provided.

3

Quick Inspection

If the opportunity makes sense for both sides, we move into a quick inspection of the aircraft and its current status.

4

Fast and easy closing

When both sides are in agreement, we handle the paperwork and work toward a smooth closing process. We can handle all of the paperwork and closing documents!

BENEFITS INCLUDE

Direct sale process

No-obligation fair market evaluation

We consider aircraft “as it is where it is”

Fast closing

No financing contingencies

Avoid ongoing carrying costs

Avoid additional maintenance spend

WHY SELL YOUR AIRCRAFT WITH SKY AVIATION HOLDINGS?

One of the most active buyers and sellers of Beechjets, Learjets, and Citations in the industry

1000’s of transactions closed

100% transparency throughout the entire process

100% confidential

Some aircraft owners want full retail exposure and a traditional listing process. Others want a more direct and practical path.

Sky Aviation Holdings has built its reputation around Beechjets, Learjets, and Citations. We know these platforms, we understand the issues that affect value, and we know the difference between an aircraft that is ready for the open market and one that may be better suited for a direct sale discussion.

That matters when you are deciding who to call. Owners usually do not want a generic conversation. They want to speak with a team that already understands the airplane and can evaluate the opportunity without a learning curve.

If your aircraft is approaching major maintenance, paint and interior decisions, engine work, or simply no longer fits your plans, this may be the right time to start that conversation.

Start the Conversation

Complete the form below and our team will review your aircraft.

Name

Aircraft Information

Specifications are subject to verification and confirmation upon inspection of the aircraft.  The Purchaser shall have the affirmative duty to inspect and confirm the specifications upon inspection.

Aircraft We Regularly Evaluate

Our strongest focus includes aircraft tied to the JT15D and PW530/PW535 engine ecosystems.

That includes aircraft such as the Beechjet 400A, Hawker 400, Hawker 400XP, Citation I, Citation II, Citation S/II, Citation V, Citation Ultra, Citation Bravo, and Citation Encore. We also review certain Learjet opportunities and other related aircraft on a case-by-case basis.

Not every aircraft will be the right fit, but these are the platforms we know best and evaluate most often.

Condition Is Not Always the Deciding Factor

A lot of aircraft owners assume they need to complete paint, interior work, inspections, or other major maintenance before discussing a sale.

That is not always necessary.

We regularly review aircraft that are approaching inspections, engine work, cosmetic updates, or other major decisions. In many cases, owners simply want to understand whether it makes sense to sell the aircraft before committing more capital. That is often the right time to start the conversation.

A Simpler Alternative to Brokerage

A traditional brokerage process can be the right fit in some situations. But it is not the only option.

For owners who want speed, clarity, and a direct conversation, selling to a buyer can remove much of the uncertainty that comes with listing an aircraft and waiting for the market to respond. Instead of preparing the airplane for months of exposure, you can speak directly with a team that already understands the aircraft type and can quickly determine whether there is an opportunity to move forward.

What the First Conversation Looks Like

The first step is usually straightforward.

Most owners begin by sharing the aircraft model, registration number, total time, engine times, maintenance status, upgrades, and general condition. From there, our team can determine whether the aircraft fits our acquisition focus and whether it makes sense to continue the discussion.

It does not need to be complicated. It just needs to get started.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sky Aviation Holdings, a division of Atlantic Jet Partners, actively evaluates select Beechjet, Hawker, and Citation aircraft, including several models tied to the JT15D engine family as well as Citation Bravo and Citation Encore aircraft.

Yes. Some owners prefer to discuss a direct sale instead of going through a traditional brokerage process. A direct conversation can provide a quicker and simpler path, especially for owners who want to avoid waiting for the retail market.

Yes. Aircraft approaching maintenance events, inspections, engine work, cosmetic updates, or other major decisions may still be worth discussing. Each aircraft is evaluated individually.

A good starting point is the aircraft model, registration number, total time, engine times, maintenance status, upgrades, and general condition. Even a brief summary is enough to begin the conversation.

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