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About World Wide Aircraft Market

Buying an aircraft is one of the largest decisions a pilot makes, and most of it still happens through a column of small photographs. We are building something closer to walking into the hangar.

What we are

World Wide Aircraft Market is an international marketplace for aircraft for sale — from single-engine pistons, gliders and light sport aircraft to twins, turboprops, jets and helicopters.

Every aircraft on it stands in a photoreal 3D hangar that runs in your browser. Each listing brings its photographs, the figures a buyer reads first — total time, engine and propeller hours, avionics, the last annual — and a map of the aerodrome where it is based. Where the seller has one made, there is also a 3D model you can turn and look at from every side.

The showroom speaks 39 languages and works on phones, tablets and computers, with nothing to install.

  • 39 languages
  • 2,731 aircraft models in the catalogue
  • 23,294 aerodromes on the map
  • 0 % commission

How it works

  • Sellers publish their aircraft with photographs, specifications, the aerodrome where it is based and an asking price — or "price on request". How to sell your aircraft.
  • Buyers browse by type, make, model, country or continent, and contact the seller directly.
  • We are not a broker. We are not party to any sale, we take no commission and we never stand between buyer and seller.

What we believe in

  • Figures you can check. Hours, inspections, avionics and location, laid out the same way for every aircraft, so two aircraft can be compared at a glance.
  • Direct contact. Buyer and seller talk to each other. Nobody in the middle takes a cut.
  • Privacy by design. No advertising trackers, no analytics cookies, and your data is never sold. Read our privacy policy.
  • Open to the world. Any aircraft, any country, any language.

Who is behind it

World Wide Aircraft Market was founded in 2026 by Llorenç Palliser Gomila, an aerospace engineering student and pilot.

Llorenç Palliser Gomila

Founder · Aerospace engineering student · Pilot

It is an independent, non-profit project: no company, no investor and no broker stands behind it — only the conviction that aircraft deserve a better showroom than a thumbnail, and that the people who fly them deserve a market that is clear, honest and free to use.

Get in touch

Selling an aircraft, a question about the showroom, a partnership or a story for the press: write to us. Every message is read by a person.