Model guides

Private jets for sale by model

2026 pre-owned ranges · specs · what to check before you buy

People do not shop for 'a jet', they shop for a Phenom 300E or a Challenger 350 they saw at Lanseria. These 14 guides cover the models that dominate the African pre-owned market: what each really costs in 2026, the specs that matter here (runway, hot-and-high, range to Europe and the Gulf), and the inspection points that separate a good airframe from an expensive lesson.

If your model is not here, that is a gap in our writing, not our sourcing: message the desk and we will work it anyway.

How to choose the class, in one minute

  • Turboprops (PC-12, King Air 350i): unpaved strips, mining and safari work, lowest running costs. Speed is the tradeoff.
  • Light jets (Phenom 300E): two-hour regional hops, single-pilot economics, Lagos-Accra or Joburg-Cape Town without thinking.
  • Midsize and super-midsize (XLS+, Latitude, Challenger 350, G280, Praetor 600): the African sweet spot, Lagos-Nairobi or Cairo-Riyadh nonstop with a real cabin.
  • Large cabin and ultra-long-range (Challenger 650, G450, Falcon 2000LXS, Legacy 600, Falcon 7X, G650): Europe and the Gulf nonstop, standing headroom, the machines that make Lagos-London a commute.

The full decision math, including what each class costs per year to keep, is in operating costs in Africa and charter vs ownership.

Frequently asked questions

Are the price ranges asking prices?

They are 2026 market ranges reflecting where clean airframes actually trade, which can sit under public asking. Specific aircraft price on hours, engine programs and history.

Can you source a model outside these 14?

Yes. The guides cover the mainstream African market; the sourcing network covers anything with a serial number. Message the desk with your target.

Know the model you want?

Name it and we check what is quietly for sale right now, including airframes that never reach the portals.

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