Available inventory is down 44% from a year ago, to just five aircraft. And the decline has continued in recent months, meaning less competition for anyone bringing one to market today. Published asking prices remain limited with so few currently listed. Days on market have fallen to 50, down 80% from a year ago, with the sharpest improvement since mid-summer. Aircraft are moving fast. The XRS still closed 30 retail sales over the past 12 months, better than two and a half a month, so that speed hasn't come at the expense of activity. Set against that sales pace, available inventory works out to just 2.1 months of supply. A shrinking field, fast turnover, and steady transactions - That combination is why the XRS holds a A demand rating, and why this is a strong market to be selling into.
COMING SOON...
Or Contact LIZ DONALDSON Directly at
This market has seen a modest increase in available aircraft with inventory levels up from 9% a year ago. As supply has increased slightly, the average asking price has decreased about 3% over the past 12 months, reflecting minor adjustments in the pre-owned market. Aircraft are selling more quickly with days on market decreasing 46% compared to this time last year. Over the past 12 months, there have been 19 retail sales, indicating solid traction activity in this segment. Based on current supply and demand trends, the three-year OEM backlog for new aircraft continues to support the pre-owned global XRS market. In summary, this market remains strong with supply and demand balance in alignment. Overall, I'd categorize the global XRS market as a seller's market and give it a B-demand rating.
Or Contact Chris Doerr Directly at
Over the past 12 months, inventory in the Global XRS market has declined 38%, while pricing has continued to strengthen, up 4% year-on year-over-year. These trends reflect continued buyer demand for a platform that remains highly regarded throughout the long-range aircraft segment. The Global XRS continues to attract operators because of its combination of range, cabin comfort, and operational capability. The reduction in available inventory, combined with continued pricing strength, suggests continued confidence in the platform. and its long-term value proposition. Based on current supply and demand trends, there are approximately 4.4 months of inventory available in the Global XRS market. Inventory levels have continued to decline over the past year, reflecting ongoing absorption of available aircraft. While buyers continue to evaluate aircraft carefully, improving market velocity and tightening inventory levels support a healthy resale environment. As a result, aircraft that are properly positioned continue to attract meaningful buyer attention. The Global XRS continues to benefit from strong buyer recognition, healthy transaction activity, and a reputation as one of the most capable aircraft in the long-range market. Inventory levels have declined while transaction velocity has improved, supporting a healthy resale environment and continued buyer engagement throughout the segment.
COMING SOON...
Or Contact LIZ DONALDSON Directly at