JetLoan Capital closed five aircraft loan transactions in July and also added Michael Thompson as marketing director.
On the jet side, the funded transactions consisted of a Citation II, a Citation X and a Phenom 100. On the general aviation side, the transactions consisted of a Cirrus SR22 and a Cheyenne II.
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A large surge in private pre-owned aircraft has developed since 2nd quarter 2017. Supply and demand have dictated sales with specific makes and models driving prices upward. Buyers at one time looking for super long range aircraft are now settling on newer super mids or mid size aircraft. What was a strong buyers market less than 2 years ago has accelerated to a blistering sellers market.