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SEVIS Flight school and FBO in California
SEVIS approved flight school and FBO in California. Looking for a partner to come on board to allow expansion of my operation. I have a 30 year lease and am a fuel dealer selling Jet A and Avgas.
Seminole Lake GliderPort Florida For Sale
Seminole-Lake Gliderport has grown to become one of the most active glider operations in the United States. This is an ideal location to get your glider rating, add-on or initial, bring your own glider or rent a glider. It is one of only a few locations that provide good to great soaring year around....
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Seminole Lake GliderPort Florida For Sale
Seminole-Lake Gliderport has grown to become one of the most active glider operations in the United States. This is an ideal location to get your glider rating, add-on or initial, bring your own glider or rent a glider. It is one of only a few locations that provide good to great soaring year around....
SEVIS Flight school and FBO in California
SEVIS approved flight school and FBO in California. Looking for a partner to come on board to allow expansion of my operation. I have a 30 year lease and am a fuel dealer selling Jet A and Avgas.
Helicopter Business For Sale
The Company provides commercial helicopter services to the public & private sectors; local municipalities; and county, state & federal agencies. The FAA granted the Company Part 133 (external load), Part 135 (air-taxi/charter) and Part 137 (aerial application) certificates. Primary markets include wildland...
Part 145 Avionics Repair Station
Up for sale is a Part 145 Repair Station with more than 15 years in business in Arkansas. Building is included in this package. Located in a busy airport with a 6,000 Ft runway. This building does not have access to the runway, it is a 3,500 sq/ft office building with one restroom, two offices, shop...
Aviation / FBO / 141 / 61 / Hangers / 4 Aircraft
Turnkey | FBO | Part 141 | Part 61 | Hangers | 4 aircraft | Fuel Farm | Maintenance Unique -- seller owns the FBO real estate at the airport Long standing family run business. Seller is willing to stay on in an advisory capacity. Fuel farm | 12,000 gal jet | 12,000 gal 100 LL | Fuel truck Maintenance Part...
Aviation / FBO / 135 / 61 / Hangers / 6 Aircraft
Off-market FBO | Part 135 | Part 61 | (2) hangers | 6 aircraft | Turnkey operation Long standing family run business. Seller wishes to exit but is willing to stay on in an advisory capacity. Exclusive to airport FBO, charter, maintenance, flight training for 40+ years. FBO | only one on the field Fuel...
Tips for Buying Aviation Service Businesses
Conduct Thorough Due Diligence on Regulatory Compliance
One of the most critical steps when purchasing an aviation service business is to ensure the company’s strict adherence to all regulatory requirements. The industry is highly regulated by authorities such as the FAA, EASA, or other local aviation agencies. Carefully review all licenses, certifications, maintenance records, and past compliance audits. Engaging an aviation law expert to verify documentation and compliance status provides additional protection and highlights any potential risks that could lead to costly legal complications or operational shutdowns.
Evaluate Technical Expertise and Workforce Quality
The skills and experience of management and employees are essential to the success of any aviation service business. Assess the qualifications of key personnel, paying close attention to mechanics, engineers, and pilots if applicable. Understand the company’s training programs, safety culture, and retention rates. A highly skilled and stable workforce reduces risk and increases the likelihood of a smooth transition. Moreover, a knowledgeable team signals to customers and regulators that the business operates with professionalism and reliability.
Scrutinize Customer Contracts and Revenue Streams
Examine the business’s contracts with airlines, airports, and private clients to determine revenue consistency and long-term viability. Analyze whether the customer base is diversified or concentrated, as over-reliance on a few clients can make the business vulnerable to abrupt revenue losses. Review contract terms for renewal periods, exclusivity clauses, and notice requirements. This will help you identify opportunities for revenue growth and pinpoint potential red flags in the client portfolio before committing to the purchase.