Estimate the Value of Your Turboprop

Market Evaluation Criteria

The value of a Turboprop is based on several factors: airframe age, total flight hours, engine cycles, condition and modernity of the cabin (6 to 9 passengers), avionics updates, and the quality of the maintenance history. The most sought-after models in this category are the King Air 350, Pilatus PC-12, TBM 940.

Valuation Factors

An aircraft with an up-to-date maintenance program, a recently refurbished cabin, and latest-generation avionics sells significantly faster and at a better price. Conversely, overdue scheduled inspections or a dated interior can lead to a significant depreciation. A range of 2,758 km and a speed of 556 km/h remain strong selling points for buyers.

Turboprop Sales Process

Marketing and Confidentiality

We define the marketing strategy with you: confidential sale through our network of qualified buyers, or targeted distribution on specialized platforms. Each dossier includes the drafting of a technical memorandum, professional photos, and a pricing position consistent with the current market.

Negotiation and Closing

Our team manages viewings, pre-purchase inspections, contractual negotiation, and transfer of ownership. Average sale time: 4 to 10 months depending on the category and demand. During the sales phase, you can continue to use the aircraft or offer it for charter to cover a portion of the fixed costs.

Sell or Keep: The Alternatives

Asset Arbitration

Before selling your Turboprop, evaluate whether an upgrade to a Very Light Jet or a downgrade to a Piston might be more relevant. If you wish to maintain flight capability without ownership commitment, charter offers flexibility and budget control. Need a new aircraft? Consult our purchase offers.