There are 25 aircraft currently for sale, representing 12.4 percent of the active fleet. The inventory ticked up 19 percent from a year ago, but it's been holding at this level. The average asking price is approximately 3.2 million dollars, down 1.15 million, or 26 percent, over the last 12 months. That repricing happened largely in the earlier part of that window around this time last year. Since then, values have been overall consistent. Days on market are flat at 162 days, unchanged from a year ago, and that stability is actually a signal that the market has absorbed the pricing shift and found its footing. 30 aircraft traded over the last 12 months, two and a half aircraft per month, or month. Absorption is 11.2 months. Buyers are participating at the current price levels. Overall, 45XR market went through a significant pricing reset over the past year and appears to be stabilizing. Inventory is holding, days on market are flat, and trading transaction volume remains consistent at 30 deals over the past 12 months, which is very healthy. For owners considering a Q4 sale, this is a good time to understand current value and start positioning.
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The Lear 45XR. Inventory is up from a year ago, 6 aircraft, with a total of 21 on the market. This represents 10.4% of the 201 total 45XRs in operation. Overall, this is a healthy level of inventory. Pricing has seen just a slight pullback in June of last year and has remained stable since. Properly priced aircraft are selling. Sales rate has increased with days on the market down 60 days from March 2025 to an average of 174 days, a substantial decrease indicating a strong buyer demand. This is supported by the fact that inventory is moving quite well. 26 total sales in the 45XR market over the past 12 months, with vintages of the aircraft that have sold spanning from 2004 to 2012. At this rate, there is enough inventory to supply the market for just under a year, about 10.6 months. Overall, the market is balanced, inventory has remained steady, and transaction rate has been strong indicating solid buyer demand. Properly priced aircraft are safe. More selling, so right now is a good time for both buyers and sellers to transact. In summary, I'd categorize this market as a neutral market and give it an A demand rating.
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