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Put your aircraft in front of buyers around the world — in a photoreal 3D hangar, in 39 languages, with no fee and no commission.

List your aircraftPreview your advert in the showroom

Why list here

  • A place in the 3D hangar. Your aircraft stands in the showroom with its photographs, its specifications and a map of the aerodrome where it is based — laid out exactly as a buyer sees it.
  • Buyers from everywhere. The showroom speaks 39 languages, and every figure is written the way the buyer's country writes it: prices, hours and dates.
  • Direct contact. Enquiries come straight to you. No broker, no middleman, no commission.
  • Free. Listing costs nothing. World Wide Aircraft Market is a non-profit project.

What you need

  • Photographs. Outside from several angles, the cabin, the panel and the logbooks. The first one is the cover.
  • The figures a buyer reads first. Year, total time, engine hours and since what (SMOH, SNEW…), propeller hours, seats, IFR or VFR, and the month of the last annual.
  • The avionics and what you have to say about the aircraft: its history, its maintenance, any damage history, and what goes with it.
  • Where it is based. The aerodrome, so the aircraft appears on the map and under its country and continent.
  • The asking price in euros — or "price on request".
  • An e-mail address for the enquiries.

How it works

  1. Prepare the photographs and the figures. If you like, write the advert in the showroom's advert form first: it shows your aircraft on the stage exactly as buyers will see it, and nothing leaves your browser.
  2. Send them to us at palliser@worldwideaircraftmarket.com, with the registration in the subject.
  3. We set up the advert and check it with you. A person reviews every advert before it goes live: that the aircraft exists, that the figures add up and that the photographs are yours to use.
  4. It goes live in the showroom, on the map, in the catalogue and in search — in all 39 languages.
  5. Buyers write to you directly. When the aircraft is sold, or if you change your mind, tell us and the advert comes down.

A 3D model of your aircraft

Some aircraft on the market have a 3D model that buyers can turn and look at from every side. If you would like one for yours, say so when you write.

Rules for adverts

  • Only aircraft you own or are authorised to sell.
  • Real, current figures. If something is not known, say so rather than guess.
  • Your own photographs, or ones you have the right to use.
  • One aircraft per advert, with a real asking price or "price on request".

We may decline or remove an advert that breaks these rules or our terms of use.

Questions

The questions page covers the usual ones. For anything else, write to us.