AirSpace Auctions

AirSpace Auctions is an online auction platform for aircraft. Its listings are mostly general-aviation airplanes such as Cessna, Cirrus, Mooney and Beechcraft singles and twins, along with experimental and light-sport aircraft, and its listings can span other classes including jets and helicopters.

How buying works

• Bidders must be 18 or older, register with a government-issued ID, create a bidder profile and sign the current terms.
• A deposit is generally required to bid, paid by wire or a credit card hold to escrow. The amount varies by auction and is shown in the listing. Registrations are tied to a specific aircraft but can be transferred.
• A buyer's premium is added to the winning bid; its amount is announced in each listing and shown before a bid is placed.
• The balance, less the deposit, is paid through a third-party escrow company, which also handles title transfer and FAA filings. Unsuccessful bidders' wire deposits are refunded within a few days.

Good to know

• No-reserve aircraft are marked in the listing title; otherwise reserves are not shown.
• Bidders are encouraged to inspect an aircraft before bidding.

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Facts only, from the sources listed above. Always check each listing’s terms before you bid.