At Privex Aviation we know that purchasing aircraft can be a complex task involving numerous formalities, reviews and procedures that cannot be avoided. For this reason, we offer you the opportunity to have a worry-free shopping experience.
We have a team of professionals highly committed to each of the fundamental aspects in the purchase of an aircraft, such as security, the safety of your loved ones, the preservation of your capital, among others.
We carry out aircraft inspections in workshops certified by the manufacturer and the aeronautical authority, review the documentation and background of the aircraft, verify incidents and accidents that the aircraft may have suffered, detect hidden damages, value the market and make a cost structure adjusted to your needs and cash flow.
In addition, if you are interested in buying an aircraft in partnerships to share fixed and variable costs with other owners, our business model as a Charter Flight Broker allows you to do it in a simple and efficient way.
Our experience guarantees a worry-free aircraft purchase.
Not only do we focus on the purchase of the aircraft, but we also provide post-purchase assistance to ensure that our customers have the support they need in operations, parts and spares, documentation, pilots, training, hangars and everything else they need to minimize operational risks and provide greater comfort.
The importance of choosing the aircraft that best suits your needs
If you need advice to choose the aircraft that best suits your needs, Privex Aviation can help you. We know that budget is important, but often the operational cost per flight hour, fixed costs and the aircraft’s medium-term maintenance schedule are more relevant than the initial purchase price. In addition, it is essential to know the route that the aircraft will take most frequently, as this will facilitate decision making.
For example, if you will be flying routes of more than 1,300 miles with more than 6 passengers, such as Caracas-Miami, you will need an aircraft that has a range of at least 1,500 miles in direct flight and a cruising speed of at least 280 knots.
If you will be flying in mountainous areas with obstacles over 8,000 feet, you will need a twin-engine, pressurized option. If you have a family group of 4, frequent the plains and like to go to any island within 200-300 miles of your base, a single engine piston will probably suit your needs.
We also evaluated other key characteristics, such as the altitude of the airport where the aircraft will be based and the avionics equipment it will need to enter the different airspaces.
At Privex Aviation, we perform this analysis at no cost to you. Contact us now for a superior and worry-free aircraft buying experience.
