What is The Aircraft's True Value?
Two aircraft, side by side, can appear to be identical. However, when considering maintenance history and status, damage history, cycle, calendar, hourly limited components and incomplete or missing maintenance records, there can be as much as a 60% difference in value. This could be an "eye opening" experience for the buyer and the lender. With over 25 years experience in determining aircraft values, ThomasJets Aircraft Appraisal will provide invaluable assistance.
With the information ThomasJets will provide, a potentially unpleasant transaction can be turned into a sound business decision.
The Inspection
ThomasJets will travel to your location for an “on-site” aircraft inspection. The inspection will include:
Aircraft exterior examination
Aircraft interior examination
Thorough avionic inventory
Instrumentation inspection
Careful logbook and record review
The Report
Within a few days, an 8-10 page computer analysis will be generated containing the following information:
Who Needs an Aircraft Appraisal?
The Purchaser
Provides accurate, independent, third party opinion of aircraft value and condition
Helps obtain financing and insurance
The Owner
Provides asset’s current market value
Allows future planning for aircraft’s sale or trade
Paul A. Thomas
Certified Senior Aircraft Appraiser
USPAP Endorsed
Member: National Aircraft Appraisers Association
Two aircraft, side by side, can appear to be identical. However, when considering maintenance history and status, damage history, cycle, calendar, hourly limited components and incomplete or missing maintenance records, there can be as much as a 60% difference in value. This could be an "eye opening" experience for the buyer and the lender. With over 25 years experience in determining aircraft values, ThomasJets Aircraft Appraisal will provide invaluable assistance.
With the information ThomasJets will provide, a potentially unpleasant transaction can be turned into a sound business decision.
The Inspection
ThomasJets will travel to your location for an “on-site” aircraft inspection. The inspection will include:
Aircraft exterior examination Aircraft interior examination Thorough avionic inventory Instrumentation inspection Careful logbook and record reviewThe Report
Within a few days, an 8-10 page computer analysis will be generated containing the following information:
| Aircraft description with airframe hours, landings and cycles Maintenance history and status Airframe and engine modifications Engine hours Engine cycles Propeller hours Damage history Detailed avionic inventory Condition of de-ice or anti-ice systems Detailed appraisal computation Certificate of appraisal |
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The Seller |
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The Purchaser
Provides accurate, independent, third party opinion of aircraft value and condition Helps obtain financing and insuranceThe Owner
Provides asset’s current market value Allows future planning for aircraft’s sale or tradePaul A. Thomas
Certified Senior Aircraft Appraiser
USPAP Endorsed
Member: National Aircraft Appraisers Association