Welcome to your Hawker 800A market update for September 2026. 13 Hawker 800As are currently for sale, representing 8.7% of the operating fleet. That's one fewer aircraft than a year ago, although the current inventory count is unchanged from our previous update. Average asking prices are around $1.5 million, up approximately $28,000, or 2%, over the past year. Those figures suggest relatively stable seller expectations, but asking prices tell us what sellers are seeking. Transaction activity and available supply help us understand how readily buyers are responding. Ten retail sales have been reported over the past 12 months, averaging 0.8 transactions per month. There have been four sales so far in 2026. Activity continues, but is uneven. Buyers are participating in a market where transactions remain relatively infrequent. Average days on market for the available listings have reached 589 days, up 91% from a year ago. That measures how long the current inventory has been listed rather than the time required to complete a sale. The practical message is that sellers face a patient market. Stable asking prices alone do not establish a strong demand. There are now 19.4 months of supply compared with 15.7 in our previous update. That is more than a year and a half of available inventory at the current pace. The inventory count has stayed at 13, so this increase in supply has occurred without more aircraft being added on a net basis. There are now 19.4 months of supply, compared with 15.7 months in our previous update. That's more than a year and a half of available inventory at the current pace. For buyers, that means time and selection. For sellers, it means that holding an asking price and achieving a transaction are two different things. The market is still functioning, but the pace requires patience and realistic expectations. So where does that leave the Hawker 800A? Asking prices have held up, and the number of aircraft for sale hasn't changed that much since our last update, but those aircraft are taking longer to absorb. With four retail sales so far this year, and current listings averaging 589 days on market, there is very little urgency in this market. That's why we're keeping the B rating. The 800A continues to find buyers, but the sales pace gives sellers little reason to expect a quick exit.
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Over the past 12 months, inventory in the Hawker 800XP market has expanded modestly, with five additional aircraft available compared to this time last year. As you would expect, pricing has also adjusted modestly, approximately 12% year-over-year. Transaction activity remains strong. There have been 42 retail sales over the past 12 months, confirming continued liquidity within the segment. Days on market have remained essentially unchanged compared to last year, indicating steady execution. Recent momentum includes six aircraft closing in December and eight additional aircraft sales already recorded in 2026. The recent vintages of aircraft sold range from 1996 through 2004, demonstrating sustained demand across the fleet. Based on the recent supply and demand trends, the segment is carrying approximately 13.2 months of inventory. This reflects a competitive, but functioning resale environment where proper positioning and pricing alignment remain key to timing. In summary, the Hawker 800XP remains one of the most established and widely-traded platforms in its class. Liquidity remains strong, and well-positioned aircraft continue to attract attention in today's market. I would characterize the segment as liquid, and give it an A demand rating.
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Over the past 12 months, inventory in the Hawker 800XP market has increased modestly, up 6 aircraft year-over-year, while pricing has adjusted 8% lower compared to a year ago. These trends suggest a market where buyers have more options available and are exercising greater selectivity when evaluating aircraft. Despite the pricing adjustment, the Hawker 800XP remains one of the most active and widely traded platforms in its category, supported by a large installed fleet and broad market familiarity. Days on market have increased modestly over the past year, at 12% more year-over-, reflecting a more competitive environment for sellers and a buyer pool that is taking additional time to evaluate available inventory. Despite the longer marketing cycle, 38 retail transactions were recorded over the past 12 months. There have been 14 sales recorded so far in 2026, including aircraft ranging from 1996 through 2004 model years, demonstrating continued buyer engagement across a broad range of the fleet. With approximately 13 months of supply available, buyers generally have multiple aircraft to evaluate before making a decision. As a result, effective pricing strategy and clear market positioning can have a meaningful impact on transaction outcomes. The Hawker 800XP remains one of the most established aircraft in its category. While inventory levels have increased and pricing has softened, compared to a year ago, transaction activity remains healthy and the market continues to demonstrate consistent buyer engagement. Buyers today have a wide range of aircraft to evaluate, placing greater emphasis on aircraft condition, avionics capability, and overall presentation when making purchasing decisions.
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