Buyers Tools & Information

We know that buying an aircraft is a big decision. Whether it is your first aircraft purchase or you're planning on upgrading, a lot of thought and research should go into making that decision. We don't claim to be an expert on every aircraft we sell. Our policy is simple - be honest and represent the aircraft as it is. We offer you the tools to help you make your purchase decision.

Aircraft specific organizations or associations are often the best resource for information on a specific type of aircraft. They usually have "checklist" or items to look for when considering an aircraft. And they will often have "experts" that you can contact to ask questions or just get general information about a particular type of aircraft. Here we have gathered "links" to many aircraft specific organizations/associations that will be useful when researching an aircraft type. You will also find documents that include technical data and other useful information.

Aeronca
Aircraft Appraisals
Bellanca
Beech
Cirrus
Cessna
Columbia/Lancair/Cessna
Diamond
Engine Upgrades
Ercoupe
FAA N Number Search
Grumman
Lake Aircraft
Luscombe
Lycoming
Magnetos
Mooney
Maule
Operating Cost
Piper
Pilatus
Prebuy Inspection
Rotax
Seaplane
Stearman
Socata
Stinson
Swift
Title Search
Taylorcraft
Waco
Today in Aviation History
May 19, 1952: First flight of the Grumman XF10F-1 Jaguar, an experimental carrier-based jet fighter having a variable sweep wing. The Jaguar, a shoulder-wing monoplane powered by a Westinghouse J40-WE-8 turbojet with afterburner proves to have disappointing and unremarkable performance, is not placed in quantity production.