What each of your aircraft gets
A place in the 3D hangar
Your aircraft stands in a photoreal hangar that opens in any browser, with its photographs, its figures and a map of the aerodrome where it is based. For a selection of aircraft we reconstruct a 3D model from your photographs, which buyers turn and look at from every side.
A page of its own, in 39 languages
Every aircraft has its own address — worldwideaircraftmarket.com/for-sale/… — that shows its photograph and its price when you share it on WhatsApp or LinkedIn, that search engines index, and that opens it in the 3D hangar. Figures, prices and dates are written the way each buyer's country writes them.
Your name on it
Your company, your logo, the person who answers, your telephone, WhatsApp and website — on the listing and on its page, with a link to the advert on your own site.
The enquiries in your inbox
Buyers call you, message you or write from the listing's form, which e-mails you with their details and their question. Every enquiry says "World Wide Aircraft Market" in its subject, so you always know where the lead came from.
The numbers, every month
How many people opened each of your aircraft, pressed your telephone or your e-mail, and sent an enquiry. No cookies and nothing about who they are: just the counts.
Free, and yours to leave
No fee, no commission, no exclusivity and no contract. List here alongside every other portal you use, and take any aircraft down whenever you want.
How it works for a stock
- Send us your stock — the link to your stock page or to your adverts on another portal, or a spreadsheet — to palliser@worldwideaircraftmarket.com. If the photographs are not online, a shared folder (WeTransfer, Google Drive, Dropbox) is enough.
- We build every advert and send you the drafts to check: the figures, the price in your currency with what it says about VAT, your contact details.
- You approve, and they go live in the showroom, each on its own page, on the map, in the catalogue and in the search, in 39 languages.
- Changes take a message. A new price, under offer, sold: write or send a WhatsApp and we update it, usually within one working day. Every 30 days we ask you to confirm that each aircraft is still for sale, so the listings stay true.
A single aircraft? The advert form in the showroom sends it to us with its photographs in a few minutes — how selling works.
What we need from you
- Your confirmation that you are authorised to sell each aircraft and to use its photographs and its text — a reply to our e-mail is enough.
- The figures a buyer reads first: year, total time, each engine's and propeller's hours and what they count from, the last inspection, the damage history, the avionics.
- Where it is based, and the asking price — in your currency, with its VAT status — or "price on request".
- Where enquiries go: an e-mail address, and a telephone or WhatsApp if you take enquiries there. Your logo if you want it on the listing.
Questions brokers ask
Is there a fee, a commission or a contract?
No. Listing is free, there is no commission on a sale and there is nothing to sign. World Wide Aircraft Market is a non-profit project; there is no plan to charge for listings, and if that ever changed, you would be told well in advance and nothing would change for your adverts without your agreement.
Do you ask for exclusivity?
No. List your aircraft here and anywhere else you like.
Who builds the 3D model, and what does it cost?
We do, free, from your photographs, for a selection of aircraft — the ones with enough exterior photographs from different sides. We show it to you before it goes online, it is labelled as a reconstruction from your photographs, and it comes down with the advert. Ask when you send your stock.
How do I know which enquiries came from you?
Every enquiry sent from a listing says "World Wide Aircraft Market" in its subject, and e-mails written from the listing's buttons carry the same subject. We also tell you each month how many enquiries each aircraft received.
Who owns the photographs and the text?
You do. You give us permission to publish them on the website for as long as the advert is online — the terms of use say exactly what that covers — and nothing else.
What happens when an aircraft is sold?
Tell us and it is marked sold the same working day; after a short while it comes down, with its page.
Who are you?
World Wide Aircraft Market is an independent, non-profit project founded in 2026 by Llorenç Palliser Gomila, a pilot and aerospace engineering student, in Spain. More about us.