What is the purpose of an Aircraft Fleet Appraisal, and how is it beneficial?
Your NAAA appraiser may spend only a short time reviewing your plane, and there is much more to it. Examine the different components of Aircraft Fleet Appraisals and how it is evaluated once the data has been collected through physical examination of the aircraft. As a result of the appraisal, the reader is provided with the following:
The airframe, engines, props, instrumentation, avionics, and all related systems are examined thoroughly.
- Documentation, logbooks, and other records associated
with aircraft are carefully reviewed.
- Analyzing relevant value data using computers.
- A sealed appraisal certificate and a detailed
computerized report are provided to the client.
Appraisals can be conducted for a variety of reasons, including:
It is to determine the fair market value of an
aircraft based on a professional opinion.
An aircraft to be renovated or modified may
require a professional opinion of its value.
To protect against excessive tax assessments,
capital gains taxes, and other taxes.
They assess and verify damage claims caused by
fire, hail, windstorms, accidents, etc.
The commitment of funds for aircraft
acquisition is used as a basis for decision-making.
Independently and persuasively demonstrating
an aircraft's condition is essential.
Making the transaction easier and smoother by
helping prospective buyers obtain financing or insurance.
Assessing the value and nature of aircraft as
collateral for financial institutions.
They support the loan committee and bank
examiners so that they can examine the loan portfolio.
A seller's Aircraft (OLV) Values
is distinguished from other aircraft listed for sale in the appraisal. With a
Certified Aircraft Appraisal, the time it takes to sell a plane can be reduced
by 50%.

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