What a private jet broker does for you
- Prices your aircraft or target aircraft against recent market data
- Markets your jet to qualified buyers, including off-market buyers
- Searches the full market, not just public listings, when you are buying
- Coordinates the pre-buy inspection, records review and escrow
- Negotiates terms and manages the deal through closing and delivery
Why work with TradeMyJet
Most broker websites hide prices, bury market data and make you call to learn anything. We do the opposite: clear guidance, a fast first answer and a straight read on what your aircraft is worth or what your budget can buy.
Frequently asked questions
What does a private jet broker do?
A broker represents the buyer or the seller in an aircraft transaction. That includes pricing, marketing or searching, negotiating, coordinating the pre-buy inspection and escrow, and managing the closing.
Do I need a broker to buy or sell a private jet?
It is not required, but most business jet transactions use one. A broker brings market data, a network of buyers and sellers, and experience with inspections, title and escrow that protect you from costly mistakes.
How are private jet brokers paid?
Broker compensation is usually a commission or a set fee agreed in writing before work begins. Terms vary by aircraft and transaction, and we explain ours up front.
Can you help me trade in my current jet?
Yes. We can sell your current aircraft and help you buy the next one, timing both so you are not left without an airplane or carrying two.
Talk to a private jet broker
Tell us whether you are buying, selling or trading and the aircraft involved. We will get back to you with next steps.