A clear, accurate listing helps potential buyers understand your aircraft and ask better questions. Gather the following information before discussing a sale with CG Aviation.
Prepare the aircraft information
Start with the registration, manufacturer, model, year, location and ownership information. Gather current airframe, engine and propeller hours, avionics details, maintenance dates and available logbooks. Identify any discrepancies before publication.
Prepare useful photographs
Include clear exterior views, the cockpit and instrument panel, cabin or seating, and other relevant details. Use current photographs that represent the aircraft accurately. Tell us about changes made since the photographs were taken.
Discuss price and presentation
Talk to our team about your objectives and intended timescale. Agree the asking-price wording and confirm the VAT position with your adviser where necessary. A listing may show a published price, price on application or offers invited, depending on the agreed approach.
Agree the sales arrangements
Before marketing begins, confirm the scope of work, any fees, publication channels and how enquiries will be handled. We can discuss your requirements for viewings and access to records as part of this conversation.
Plan for buyer enquiries
Keep the aircraft information current and let us know about changes in hours, maintenance, location or availability. Viewings, demo flights and inspections require confirmation before they take place.
What should I send first?
Your name and contact details, aircraft registration and model, location, a brief description and your preferred timescale are a useful starting point. The team can then discuss the remaining information with you.
How do I start?
Use the sell-an-aircraft enquiry option to tell us about your aircraft. You will receive an acknowledgement, and our team will respond to discuss the next steps.