Tell the Aviation Market What You're Looking For

Searching for the right aircraft can be just as important as finding the right buyer.

With Aircraft Wanted, you can tell the aviation marketplace exactly what you're looking for and allow aircraft owners, sellers, dealers, brokers, and aviation professionals to identify potential opportunities that match your requirements.

Looking for an Aircraft?

Don't limit your search to aircraft that are already advertised.

Create an Aircraft Wanted Request describing the aircraft you want to purchase.

Your request can include your preferred:

• Aircraft manufacturer
• Aircraft model
• Aircraft type
• Model year
• Year range
• Budget
• Location
• Maximum total time
• Engine requirements
• Avionics requirements
• Cabin requirements
• Range requirements
• Condition
• Purchase timeline
• Other specifications

You can also indicate whether you are willing to consider similar aircraft or alternative models.

How Aircraft Wanted Works

1. Describe Your Aircraft Requirements — Tell the aviation market what you're looking for. The more information you provide, the easier it may be for potential sellers to determine whether their aircraft could match your requirements.
2. Publish Your Request — Your Aircraft Wanted Request is published on Track A Plane and becomes available to the aviation marketplace.
3. Receive Potential Opportunities — Aircraft owners, sellers, dealers, brokers, and aviation professionals can review active requests and identify potential matches.
4. Connect — Interested parties can contact you through the available Track A Plane contact functionality.
5. Conduct Your Due Diligence — Once connected, buyers and sellers are responsible for independently evaluating the aircraft, documentation, ownership, condition, price, title, regulatory status, and all other aspects of a potential transaction.

What Are You Looking For?

Aircraft Type — Select the aircraft category that best matches your requirements. Examples may include: Single Engine Piston, Twin Engine Piston, Turboprop, Very Light Jet, Light Jet, Midsize Jet, Super Midsize Jet, Heavy Jet, Helicopter, Experimental, Amphibious / Seaplane, Agricultural Aircraft, Utility Aircraft, Special Mission Aircraft, Other

Aircraft Requirements

• Manufacturer — Select one or more preferred manufacturers.
• Model — Enter your preferred aircraft model or models.
• Model Year — Specify a minimum and/or maximum year.
• Budget — Enter your maximum purchase budget or preferred price range.
• Location — Identify your preferred aircraft location or geographic region.
• Purchase Timeline — Select your anticipated purchase timeframe: Immediately, Within 30 days, 1–3 months, 3–6 months, 6–12 months, Flexible

Aircraft Specifications

Tell potential sellers about the specifications that matter most to you. Depending on the aircraft category, you may specify: Maximum total time, Engine time, Propeller time, Avionics, Interior, Exterior, Maintenance status, Range, Seating, Cabin configuration, Equipment, Modifications, Damage history requirements, Other requirements

Open to Similar Aircraft?

Yes / No — If you are open to aircraft that are similar to your requested make or model, let potential sellers know. For example, you may be looking for one specific model but also be willing to consider a closely related model or variant.

Buyer Status

Optionally indicate where you are in the aircraft acquisition process: Researching the market, Actively searching, Ready to purchase, Purchase planned, Purchase pending. This information is optional and may help potential sellers better understand your request.

Additional Requirements

Use the additional information section to tell potential sellers anything else they should know. Examples include: Specific avionics requirements, Specific engine configuration, Particular maintenance requirements, Geographic limitations, Hangar or ferry considerations, Financing preferences, Trade considerations, Special mission requirements, Other aircraft specifications.

For Aircraft Sellers

An Aircraft Wanted Request can provide valuable insight into what buyers are actively looking for. Instead of waiting for a buyer to find your aircraft, you can search buyer requests and identify potential opportunities that may match an aircraft you have available. Aircraft Wanted helps bring the buyer and seller sides of the aviation marketplace together.

Buyer & Seller Due Diligence

Track A Plane provides the marketplace and connection platform. Track A Plane does not guarantee:

• That a buyer will purchase an aircraft.
• That a buyer is financially qualified.
• That a buyer is represented accurately.
• That a seller has an aircraft matching a request.
• That an aircraft will meet the buyer's requirements.
• The accuracy of information supplied by marketplace users.
• The condition, ownership, title, documentation, or regulatory status of an aircraft.

Buyers and sellers are responsible for conducting their own appropriate due diligence before entering into a transaction. For significant aviation transactions, users should consider obtaining appropriate independent professional assistance.

Privacy

Do not include sensitive personal, financial, banking, password, or other confidential information in a public Aircraft Wanted Request. Track A Plane's Privacy Policy explains how information submitted through the marketplace may be collected and used.

Keep Your Request Current

If you have found an aircraft or are no longer searching, please update or remove your Aircraft Wanted Request. Keeping requests current helps make the marketplace more useful for both buyers and sellers.

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