Today, we're breaking down the core market metrics to help owners, buyers, and corporate flight departments make informed decisions in the current environment. Let's start with a look at the current supply. There are currently 10 aircraft actively for sale globally, which represents a very tight 2.4% of the total 419 in operation fleet. For those evaluating this inventory, the average asking price across available aircraft stands at about $17.5 million, dollars, ranging from a low of around $16 million to a high of about $18.5 million. In terms of transactional velocity, the market moves exceptionally fast. The average days it takes for an available aircraft to transact to a new owner, the days on market, is currently just, about 80 days. This highlights a highly competitive and urgent environment where buyers must act swiftly to secure a quality aircraft. Transactional volume has remained incredibly active. Looking at recent retail sales, the market logged a massive peak of 16 aircraft sold this past December alone, keeping inventory levels heavily constrained. This continuous buying activity and restricted supply has successfully compressed the market, giving us a current absorption rate of just 3.5 months. In summary, the Challenger 350 market remains extremely resilient. Production for this model ended in 2022 to make way for the new Challenger 3500, creating an even stronger appetite for clean, pre-owned Challenger 350 assets. With sub-3% fleet availability, and rapid transaction turnover, this environment is aggressively leaning towards a seller's market.
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This market continues to tighten with the inventory levels down 42% from a year ago. As you would expect, prices are also increasing. The average asking price has increased 2% over the past 12 months. Challenger 350s are selling at a faster pace. The days on market has also decreased 34% from this time last year. There have been 43 retail sales over the past 12 months, with 13 of them occurring in December. Four additional Challenger 350s, have transacted since the beginning of 2026. The vintages of the aircraft that have sold since the beginning of December range from 2014 to 2020 models. Based on the recent supply and demand trends, there's currently about two months of inventory on the market for sale. In summary, this market is strong. OEM backlog for new Challenger 3500's is helping to prop up the pre-owned challengers. Supply and demand are balanced and in alignment.
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As of April 2026, the Challenger 350 market remains active. With a total of 419 aircraft in operation, the Challenger 350 fleet is primarily based in North America. With the United States holding the largest share at 312 aircraft, or almost 75%. The current market is characterized by a low inventory for sale, representing a small fraction of the total fleet. Only 5 aircraft are currently for sale, which represents only 1.2% of the in-operation information for you. All of which are on exclusive listings. This represents a 25% increase over the past year, although the last few months the inventory has been trending downward. The average asking price stands at $17.7 million, showing a 5% increase over the past 12 months. Aircraft are spending, on average, 146 days on the market, a 41% decrease from the previous year, indicating faster absorption. 40 retail transactions occurred over the past 12 months. As we evaluate the supply and demand trends, there is currently only about 2 months of inventory on the market. Recent retail sales data shows a healthy range of transaction prices, typically between $14.5 and $19.5 million, depending on the model year and airframe total time. A couple of interesting facts regarding utilization and fleet activity. In the past year, the fleet recorded over 137,000 flights, with an average flight time of 1.7 hours. The busiest routes for this aircraft type are centered around the Northeast United States, particularly between Teterboro and Washington Dulles and West Palm Beach. In closing, the OEM backlog continues to help prop up the value of pre-owned Challengers. Supply is tight, with only 2 months of inventory for sale, making this a Challenger 350 market solidly a seller's market.
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