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Used Aircraft Inventory Tightens as Jet and Turboprop Stocks Dwindle

Inventory levels in the pre-owned aviation market continued a downward trajectory throughout June, with sharp year-over-year declines in jet and turboprop categories signaling persistent supply constraints for buyers. According to the latest Sandhills Global market report, the scarcity of available aircraft remains the defining trend across most segments.

Used Aircraft Inventory Tightens as Jet and Turboprop Stocks Dwindle

Global jet inventory plummeted 19.21% compared to the same period last year, despite a minor month-over-month fluctuation. The large jet segment saw the most significant contraction, shedding 40% of its available inventory year over year. While super mid-size jets bucked the monthly trend with an 8.55% increase, overall asking prices for jets continued to soften, falling 2.28% in June.

Turboprop availability followed a similar path, marking seven consecutive months of decline. Inventory levels dropped 5.15% month over month and 13.67% year over year, though asking values for these aircraft moved in the opposite direction, rising 3.12% in June. Controller Sales Manager Terrin Mohl noted that the market remains tight, particularly for jets and turboprops, while piston-single aircraft have maintained a more stable, albeit still reduced, inventory level compared to previous years.

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