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Entrust Auslink Aviation with this mission.
Delve into our specialised aircraft buyer brokerage service, meticulously designed for discerning clients like you. With Auslink Aviation as your navigator, we do more than just locate the perfect aircraft for you; we guarantee its safe arrival in Australia and facilitate its registration under the Australian VH register.
Securing a new aircraft, particularly models like the Diamond, is seldom simple, given the often scarce inventory. A little-known fact? A significant portion of aircraft sales remain undisclosed to the general public, transacting in exclusive ‘off-market’ deals.
That’s our forte. As your devoted aircraft brokers, we possess an insider’s perspective into these discreet channels. Our goal? To identify these hidden gems and assist you in acquiring them without a hitch. Begin your aircraft procurement journey with Auslink Aviation. Your trusted wingman awaits!
These are the guidelines and process we use at Auslink Aviation to guide you through your aircraft purchases.
If you are interested in purchasing an aircraft or have any questions please feel free to
Before anything else, determine why you need the aircraft. Is it for personal use, business travel, or something else? Also, consider the range, capacity, and performance of the aircraft you’re looking for.
Define your budget. This should include the purchase price, ongoing operational costs, maintenance, insurance, hangar or parking fees, and potential finance costs if applicable.
Start by researching various types and models of aircraft that fit your needs. Resources like the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) or trade magazines can be helpful.
Once you’ve identified a potential aircraft, arrange for a pre-purchase inspection by an independent mechanic or maintenance organisation. This can identify potential issues or required repairs.
Scrutinise maintenance records, airworthiness directives, and other relevant documentation to ensure that the aircraft has been maintained correctly and to understand its history.
Once you’re satisfied with the aircraft’s condition and documentation, negotiate the price. If both parties agree, you’ll typically draft a purchase agreement that outlines the terms and conditions of the sale.
If you’re not purchasing outright, you’ll need to secure financing. You’ll also need insurance before taking possession of the aircraft.
Ensure there are no liens or encumbrances on the aircraft. Once purchased, register the aircraft in your name or your company’s name.
This typically involves payment, signing over the title, and other related paperwork.
Consider where you’ll store the aircraft (hangar or tiedown), set up regular maintenance schedules, and enrol in pilot training or type-specific training if the aircraft is unfamiliar.