Aircraft
Aircraft buying and selling. No charter or leasing.
Make an enquiry
Your enquiry
Tell us what you are looking to buy or sell, with the specifications that matter to you.
Preparing an aircraft enquiry
A clear brief helps CSI understand the purchase requirement or seller offer. Confirmed details matter more than a complete-looking specification.
Buying an aircraft
The aircraft type or model, preferred year or year range, and essential specifications help define a purchase requirement. Intended location and purchase timing provide context. Any proposed budget needs a currency.
Offering an aircraft for sale
A seller brief should identify the model, year, current location and specifications that can be confirmed, together with the submitter's relationship to the seller. A proposed price needs its currency. Initial enquiries need only document availability, not passports, bank details or proof documents.
After you submit
You receive a CSI reference for follow-up. Your contact details are not displayed on the public opportunity board. Submission does not publish an aircraft listing or confirm availability, verification or an introduction.
How CSI introductions workCSI introduces buyers and sellers. An enquiry is not confirmation of availability, verification or an agreement. Terms and required checks remain subject to review.
Sales and purchases only. No charter, leasing or aircraft operation.