For aircraft brokers
Your rep at the aircraft.
AirsideRep stands in for aircraft brokers when they can’t be with the aircraft, keeps the deal moving, and reports back daily.
Three moments. One rep.
Wherever the deal needs eyes, on the buy side or the sell side.
AirsideRep Visual
Eyes on the aircraft.
You can’t be in two places. Your rep can.

Selling? We host.
- Aircraft ready before the buyer’s team arrives
- Buyer’s team taken care of during the visit
- Every question captured and sent to you
- Records prepared for review by the buyer
Buying? We see it first.
- Exterior, interior and cockpit photographed
- Paint, interior and visible wear documented
- The hangar it lives in photographed, a quick read on how it’s been cared for
- In-person condition shared with you to compare against the listing, so you can decide fast if it’s worth pursuing
AirsideRep Pre-Buy
Eyes on the inspection.
Nothing beats seeing the aircraft at the MRO.

AirsideRep Pre-Delivery
Eyes on closing.
The last look before closing day.

Every service includes.
Why brokers call us.
We know aircraft transactions.
A former aircraft broker who knows what to look for, what to report, and what to keep confidential.
We don’t broker.
No conflict. We never compete for your client, and a non-solicit is in every agreement.
We read the room.
Buyer temperature, mission and concerns. What you can’t hear from a thousand miles away.
What brokers say.
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[Broker name][Brokerage]Pricing
$2,000 / day
Every service. Plus expenses at cost.
Book your rep.
Tell us where and when. We’ll confirm and send the agreement. A $2,500 deposit holds your date.
Visual observations only. Not an airworthiness, records, conformity or acceptance inspection. We report what the shop tells us. We don’t classify discrepancies, approve work, authorize costs, or sign for, accept or move the aircraft. We never discuss price or terms.