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Buying and selling aircraft is a business built on trust. Most people in aviation are straight shooters, but every now and then, someone tries to pull a fast one. That’s why it pays to do your homework—especially when dealing with corporate-owned aircraft.

The invention of air travel was a breakthrough in human history that provided a new means of travel and a testament to achieving the impossible. In this context, several innovations in air travel were made to reduce flight time while also improving comfort. This is perfect for adrenaline lovers looking to cut short on their travel time while enjoying regular sonic booms and fantastic views of the Earth

The aviation sales market continues to thrive, even as we see shifts in buyer behavior and an increase in available inventory. Digital activity is booming, transactions are flowing steadily, and the aviation community is proving its resilience. Whether you're buying or selling, there are plenty of reasons to feel optimistic about the market's trajectory.

Thanksgiving travel is all about gathering with loved ones, but if you’re thinking of bringing the feast to Grandma’s house via commercial airline, be prepared for some culinary TSA drama. Believe it or not, they have opinions about your food—and it’s not about whether your cranberry sauce is canned or homemade. Meanwhile, if you’re flying a trusty Cessna 172 or another personal aircraft, the only real restrictions are weight-and-balance calculations and a pilot (probably your CFI) worried about gravy sloshing all over the upgraded avionics. Let’s break it down.