Over the past 12 months, inventory in the Hawker 400XP market increased, up 21% year-over-year. While pricing has continued to strengthen, up 30% compared to one year ago. Even with additional aircraft available, buyers continue to recognize value in a platform that remains well-understood throughout the industry. The combination of rising pricing and expanded inventory suggests that demand remains active, particularly for well-positioned aircraft. Days on market have decreased slightly, down 1% compared to one year ago, suggesting that buyers remain active despite having multiple aircraft to evaluate. With 40 retail sales recorded over the past 12 months, transaction activity remains consistent. There have been 13 sales so far in 2026, and recent transactions have included aircraft ranging from 2004 to 2010 model years, demonstrating continued demand across the platform's full production run. The market continues to demonstrate that buyers are willing to move on well-positioned aircraft when pricing, pedigree, and overall condition align. Based on recent supply and demand trends, there are approximately. 7.7 months of supply currently available. The Hawker 400XP remains a relatively balanced resale environment, with buyers having more choices than they did one year ago. Even so, inventory continues to be absorbed at a consistent pace. The Hawker 400XP continues to demonstrate the benefits of a mature and well-understood platform. Buyers continue to recognize the value, capability, and familiarity the 400XP offers. Transaction activity remains consistent, pricing has strengthened significantly, and the market continues to reward well-positioned aircraft. For owners considering a future sale, presentation, pedigree, and proper market positioning remain important differentiators.
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Over the past 12 months, inventory in the Hawker 400XP market has declined approximately 15% year- over-year. While pricing has strengthened significantly, up roughly 14% compared to this time last year. Transaction activity remains active with 39 retail sales over the past 12 months. Days on market have increased roughly 34% year-over-year, reflecting a measured, but still competitive buyer environment. Recent transaction activity has remained strong with six aircraft closing in December, and four additional aircraft sales already recorded in 2026. The recent vintages of aircraft sold range from 2004 through 2010, demonstrating continued buyer demand across later production vintages. Based on the recent supply and demand trend, the segment is carrying approximately 5.8 months of inventory. This indicates a relatively tight resale environment. In summary, the Hawker 400XP continues to demonstrate strong demand within the light jet segment. With tightening inventory and consistent transaction activity, well-positioned aircraft are moving in today's market. I would characterize the segment as a seller's market and give it an A demand rating.
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