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$575,000
For Sale
Total Time
1,887
Reg#
N390ZA
US
Location
Rockford, IL
Via Code 1 Aviation
Listed 8d ago
$36,838
For Sale
Total Time
5,423
Reg#
G-JPRO
UK
Location
INVERNESS, United Kingdom
Listed 9d ago
$6,446
For Sale
Reg#
G-BVEZ
UK
Location
Leeds, United Kingdom
Listed 9d ago
$102,772
For Sale
Reg#
G-XCID
UK
Location
United Kingdom
2 sources
Listed 9d ago
$138,144
For Sale
Total Time
802
Reg#
VH-ONP
Australia
Location
NSW, Australia
Via Allan Contact
Listed 9d ago
$6,000
For Sale
Total Time
765
Reg#
N101GM
US
Location
Hartford
Listed 9d ago
$64,273
For Sale
Total Time
2,263
Reg#
F-AZHX
France
Location
Fareham, England, United Kingdom
Via AT Aviation
4 sources
Listed 1mo ago
$197,500
For Sale
Total Time
5,811
Reg#
N167BA
US
Location
FL
3 sources
Listed 1mo ago
$700,000
For Sale
Total Time
13,835
Reg#
4872M
Listed 1mo ago
$225,000
For Sale
Total Time
780
Reg#
N432JL
US
Location
Wills Point, TX
Via Scott Perdue
Listed 1mo ago
$375,000
For Sale
Total Time
6,315
Reg#
N78378
US
Location
Rockford, IL
3 sources
Listed 1mo ago
$175,000
For Sale
Total Time
7,375
Reg#
N711SS
US
Location
Rockford, IL
3 sources
Listed 1mo ago
$79,900
For Sale
Total Time
4,533
Reg#
N40YK
US
Location
Orlando, FL
6 sources
Listed 1mo ago
Listings without registration
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No Reg
1984 BEECHCRAFT 58P BARON
$475,000
controller.com
Chappell Hill, TX
No Reg
1960 BEECHCRAFT M35 BONANZA
$104,950
controller.com
Fresno, CA
No Reg
1997 BEECHCRAFT BEECHJET 400A
$750,000
controller.com
Wichita, KS
No Reg
1981 BEECHCRAFT 58P BARON
$305,000
controller.com
Eden Prairie, MN
No Reg
1977 BEECHCRAFT V35B BONANZA
$217,000
controller.com
San Antonio, TX
No Reg
1980 BEECHCRAFT 58 BARON
$398,377
controller.com
Johannesburg, Gauteng
No Reg
1975 BEECHCRAFT 58 BARON
$355,170
controller.com
Archerfield, Queensland
No Reg
1978 BEECHCRAFT V35B BONANZA
$126,896
controller.com
Johannesburg, Gauteng
No Reg
1989 BEECHCRAFT F33A BONANZA
$290,049
controller.com
Johannesburg, Gauteng
No Reg
1972 BEECHCRAFT V35B BONANZA
$149,000
controller.com
Parker, CO
No Reg
1953 NORTH AMERICAN HARVARD MK IV
$450,000
controller.com
Johannesburg, Gauteng
No Reg
1975 BEECHCRAFT C23 SUNDOWNER
$38,707
controller.com
Wonga Park
No Reg
1996 BEECHCRAFT B36TC BONANZA
$545,000
controller.com
Dixon, WY
No Reg
2013 BEECHCRAFT G36 BONANZA
$310,000
controller.com
Fort Myers, FL
No Reg
1979 BEECHCRAFT V35B BONANZA
$300,315
controller.com
Randburg, Gt
No Reg
1977 BEECHCRAFT 58TC BARON
$200,000
controller.com
Fort Lauderdale, FL
No Reg
1980 Beechcraft Beechcraft C90A King Air
$780,000
globalplanesearch.com
, FL
No Reg
1998 Hawker Hawker 800XP
$3,000
globalplanesearch.com
No Reg
1954 BEECHCRAFT BEECHCRAFT E35 BONANZA
$34,999
barnstormers.com
Orem, UT
No Reg
1974 BEECHCRAFT BEECH V35B
$129,500
barnstormers.com
Portland, OR
No Reg
1989 Beechcraft Bonanza F33A For Sale In South Africa
$290,438
avpay.aero
No Reg
2015 Beechcraft Bonanza G36
$962,520
aircraft24.com
No Reg
1981 Beechcraft Baron 58P
$422,569
aircraft24.com
No Reg
1983 BEECHCRAFT Beechcraft A36TC Bonanza
$517,684
avbuyer.com
Browse military aircraft for sale — demilitarized trainers, transports, and former combat aircraft available for civilian ownership. Used military aircraft range from $50K for older turboprop trainers to $3M+ for restored fighter jets. Compare prices on T-6 Texan II, L-39 Albatros, T-28 Trojan, C-130 Hercules, and de Havilland Chipmunk across multiple aviation marketplaces. Own a piece of military aviation history with aircraft that offer unique flying experiences unavailable in any other category. Prices range from $1,952 to $700,000 with an average of $184,762 across 48 priced listings.
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Military Trainers for Sale:
Beechcraft T-34 Mentor, North American T-28 Trojan, Pilatus PC-7/PC-9, Aero Vodochody L-39 Albatros, BAC Jet Provost, de Havilland Chipmunk. $50K-$500K. Pilot training lineage from primary to advanced jet training.
Jet Fighters for Sale:
L-39 Albatros, Aero L-159 ALCA, BAC Strikemaster, Hawker Hunter, MiG-21, F-86 Sabre. $200K-$3M+. Former combat aircraft demilitarized for civilian use — the ultimate in performance and exclusivity.
Military Transports for Sale:
Douglas DC-3/C-47, de Havilland DHC-4 Caribou, Shorts Skyvan, C-130 Hercules. $100K-$2M. Rugged utility aircraft built for harsh conditions and short runways.
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Buying Tips
- ✓ Experimental Exhibition airworthiness certificate is the most common path — requires an FAA-approved statement of aerobatic competency and exhibition program.
- ✓ Parts availability varies enormously — L-39 parts are readily available, but MiG and former Eastern Bloc types can be challenging.
- ✓ Ejection seats must be demilitarized or maintained to a strict standard — verify seat status and pyrotechnic cartridge currency.
- ✓ Jet fuel consumption is significant — even a 'small' military jet like the L-39 burns 80-120 gal/hr at $5-$7/gal.
- ✓ Insurance for military jets is specialized — expect $10K-$50K+/yr from aviation-specific underwriters. Pilot experience requirements are strict.
- ✓ Pre-purchase inspection must include military-specific items: wing spar fatigue life, ejection system, armament hard points (must be deactivated).
Frequently Asked Questions
Can civilians buy military aircraft?
Yes — demilitarized military aircraft are available for civilian purchase and ownership in the US under Experimental Exhibition or Limited airworthiness certificates. Weapons systems must be deactivated and removed. The aircraft can be flown at airshows, exhibitions, and for pilot proficiency. Some types (L-39, T-28, T-34) have active type clubs with strong parts and training support.
How much does a military jet cost?
The most affordable military jet is the Aero L-39 Albatros at $200K-$500K — a proven Czech-built trainer with readily available parts and relatively low operating costs ($800-$1,200/hr). A BAC Strikemaster runs $300K-$600K. More exotic types like the Hawker Hunter ($500K-$1.5M) and MiG-21 ($300K-$800K) command higher prices and much higher operating costs.
How much does it cost to operate a military jet?
L-39 Albatros: $800-$1,200/hr (80-100 gal/hr fuel). BAC Jet Provost: $600-$900/hr. Hawker Hunter: $3,000-$5,000/hr. MiG-21: $5,000-$8,000/hr. Annual fixed costs (hangar, insurance, inspections) add $30K-$80K for light jets, $80K-$200K for fighters. Engine overhauls range from $50K (L-39) to $500K+ (Hunter, MiG).
Do I need a special license to fly a military jet?
You need a private pilot certificate with instrument rating, plus an experimental aircraft type-specific checkout and currency. Military jets operating under Experimental Exhibition certificates require an FAA Letter of Authorization (LOA) and a safety program. Most operators recommend 500+ hours total time and jet or turboprop experience before transitioning to military jets.
What is the best military aircraft for a first-time warbird owner?
The Beechcraft T-34 Mentor is the best entry point — $80K-$200K, Continental or Lycoming piston engine, low operating costs ($150-$250/hr), and excellent handling. The de Havilland Chipmunk ($60K-$120K) is another great starter. For jets, the L-39 Albatros has the best support infrastructure, lowest operating costs, and most available training.
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.