10,370 Used Airplanes for Sale
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T7-FLYA
Location
Greenville, SC
Listed today
Limited info
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Total Time
9,715
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N98WG
US
Location
FL
Via Fly Alliance
Multiple sources
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Total Time
1,320
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C-FFPM
Canada
Location
Ontario, Canada
Multiple sources
Listed today
$1,085,000
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Total Time
590
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N605TF
US
Location
SD
Via John Arnold
Multiple sources
Listed today
$142,000
For Sale
Total Time
8,386
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C-GIUV
Canada
Location
British Columbia, Canada
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6,110
Location
NV
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Total Time
3,076
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M-OVIE
Location
Isle of Man
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Total Time
4
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ZS-MGC
South Africa
Location
South Africa
Via Lisa Molenaar
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$874,126
For Sale
Total Time
225
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VH-SAE
Australia
Location
Victoria, Australia
Via Airflite Pty Ltd
Multiple sources
Listed today
$165,183
For Sale
Total Time
3,000
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PH-KBT
Netherlands
Location
Netherlands
Via Smiemans Beheer
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$2,960,000
For Sale
Total Time
2,610
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PR-HTM
Brazil
Location
Miami, FL
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N322BJ
US
Multiple sources
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Total Time
4,149
Location
Houston, TX
Via EMCJET
Multiple sources
Listed 18d ago
Browse every fixed-wing airplane for sale in one place — from two-seat trainers and four-seat touring singles to twin pistons, turboprops and business jets. Whether you're buying your first airplane or moving up to a faster, longer-legged aircraft, this is the full fixed-wing market: 10,370 airplanes listed across all classes. Use the categories below to narrow by engine and mission, or jump straight to a manufacturer or model. (Looking for rotorcraft? See Helicopters.) Prices range from $3,348 to $43,950,000 with an average of $684,961 across 6359 priced listings.
Browse by Type
Single-Engine Piston:
Trainers and four/six-seat singles — Cessna 172/182, Piper Cherokee, Cirrus SR22, Bonanza. The largest, most accessible class.
Multi-Engine Piston:
Light twins for redundancy and load — Baron, Seneca, Twin Comanche.
Single-Engine Turboprop:
TBM, Pilatus PC-12, Caravan, M600 — speed and capability on one PT6.
Multi-Engine Turboprop:
King Air, Cheyenne, Jetstream — cabin-class twin redundancy.
Jets:
Very light through ultra-long-range business jets — see the Jets hub.
By mission:
Light Sport, Experimental/Kit, Ultralights, Bush & STOL, Seaplanes, Warbirds.
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Buying Tips
- ✓ {'text': 'seats, range, runway and budget drive the class more than any single spec.', 'title': 'Mission first'}
- ✓ {'text': 'a cheaper airplane with a high-time engine or due overhaul can cost more overall.', 'title': 'Acquisition vs operating cost'}
- ✓ {'text': 'always; engine time, corrosion/structure, logs, damage history and avionics/ADS-B.', 'title': 'Pre-buy inspection'}
- ✓ {'text': 'high-performance, retractable, tailwheel or turbine all need transition training.', 'title': 'Step-up training'}
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the cheapest way into airplane ownership?
Two-seat trainers (Cessna 150/152, LSA) and economical
Single or twin?
Singles are cheaper to own; twins add engine-out redundancy (and cost). Most buyers choose a single.
How many airplanes are for sale?
Currently 10,370 across all classes — filter by class, brand or model above.
Disclaimer: All prices are asking prices from third-party sources. AeroGurus is not an appraiser, broker, or financial advisor. Always obtain a professional appraisal and inspection before purchasing.