Used Jet Aircraft Asking Prices Stabilize in September

2025 nears an end with no dramatic spikes or falls in list values.

Zach Vasile

Monday, October 06, 2025 at 04:16 PM ET

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A Dassault Falcon 900. [Shutterstock]

Key Takeaways:

Asking prices for used jet and single-engine piston aircraft largely stabilized or saw slight decreases in September, with jet inventory levels increasing.
Conversely, used turboprop aircraft and Robinson piston-engine helicopter asking prices trended upward, with significant month-over-month increases of 3.7% and 8% respectively.
These varied price movements indicate a normalization in the used aircraft market during 2023, following a post-COVID surge, despite lingering manufacturer backlogs.

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The asking price for used jet aircraft largely stabilized in September, moving up by less than 1 percent month to month compared to a 1.4 percent decrease in August.

Sandhills Global, which pulled data on used aircraft from Controller.com and other platforms it owns, found asking prices moving sideways for the segment as inventory levels increased by about 4.2 percent on a monthly basis. Year over year, the asking price for a used jet aircraft fell by 2.6 percent.