There's currently 17 Lear 45s for sale, essentially flat from this time last year, 0.3% change relative to the active fleet. That represents 7.9% of the active fleet, a stable and balanced level of supply. Average asking price is approximately $2.1 million, down $394,000, or 16% over the last 12 months. Pricing has adjusted to reflect current market conditions. Days on market sit at 218 days, down 7% year over year. 33 aircraft traded over the last 12 months averaging just under 3 sales per month which is very healthy. At the current sales pace absorption rate is 6.6 months which is very strong for an aircraft of this age. The Lear 45 is a balanced market right now. Inventory is stable, transaction volume is very healthy at 33 deals over the last year, and buyers are consistently active. For owners considering a sale, Q4 is worth targeting. Positioning your aircraft right now gives you the best window to connect with motivated year-end buyers.
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Inventory is tightening, down two aircraft from a year ago, with 17 total on the market. This represents 7.7% of the total in-operation fleet. Overall, this is a very healthy level of inventory. down slightly over the past year, about 11%. Sales rate has remained steady, with aircraft selling slightly faster. Average days on market is down just 10 days from March 2025, averaging about 200 days. Inventory is moving quite well. 28 total sales in the Lear 45 market, representing 12.7% of the fleet, indicating a healthy transaction volume. Vintages of the aircraft that have sold span from 1998 to 2006. At this rate, there's enough inventory to supply the market for about 7.6 months.
Overall, this market is balanced. Transaction volume remains steady, and inventory has tightened slightly, indicating healthy buyer demand. Properly priced aircraft are selling, so right now is a good time for both buyers and sellers to transact. I'd categorize this market as a seller's market and give it a B demand rating.
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