AirplaneHelicopter

Broker your aircraft

AirplaneHelicopter represents the airframe. Buyers do not see owner names, phone numbers, or email. A broker manages valuation, listing photography, offers, digitized logbooks, the pre-purchase inspection, title search, and escrow.

How representation works

  1. Send year, registration, serial, times, photos, logbooks, and damage disclosure.
  2. A broker reviews records and agrees an asking range with you.
  3. We photograph the aircraft and publish a brokerage listing.
  4. Buyer inquiries stay on our desk. You receive screened offers.
  5. We coordinate PPI, title, and escrow through approved partners.

See the transaction timeline

Closing path

  1. 1

    Offer accepted

    Broker confirms terms with both parties in writing.

  2. 2

    Deposit in escrow

    Funds sit with Insured Aircraft Title Service. The owner does not receive them yet.

  3. 3

    Logbook review

    Digitized records go to the buyer through the brokerage desk.

  4. 4

    Pre-purchase inspection

    An approved Part 145 shop completes the PPI.

  5. 5

    Title search cleared

    Liens and registration are checked before closing.

  6. 6

    Closing / funds transfer

    Escrow releases funds when title and delivery conditions are met.

Owner intake

This form is a representation request, not a public classifieds listing. A broker will contact you before anything goes live.

Registration and airframe
Times and equipment
Condition and location
Photos and logbooks
Description