I've looked through sooo many aircraft listings online and got excited about a "good deal" I think I've spotted based on the purchase price. Then once you look through the listing you realize there's a good reason it's priced the way it is. In this video I wanted to cover some of the factors driving low aircraft prices, and a more effective way that I've learned to do aircraft research if you're serious about buying one day.
I hope it serves you in your aviation journey!
Video Chapters:
0:00 When Asking Price Looks Good…
0:42 5 Factors Causing Airplanes to Have a Low Price
1:12 Factor #1
1:59 Factor #2
3:02 Factor #3
3:40 Factor #4
4:44 Factor #5
5:42 How to Sort Airplane Listings
6:14 How to Build a Pricing Tracker
7:00 Starting Point
7:47 Data Points for Pricing Tracker
10:42 The Benefit of Having a Pricing Tracker
11:38 Planes Cost More Than the Purchase Price
12:17 You’ll Have the Data You Need
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