How does ch-aviation determine aircraft valuations?

Modified on Wed, 17 Jun at 2:43 PM

The following assumptions have been researched and determined:

1. Values are expressed in US Dollars and assume that, except for year 1, the aircraft and all of its major components will be in a half-time condition as determined by the then-current maintenance program and TBOs for the respective component.

2. Collateral Verifications LLC did not physically inspect the aircraft for this report, nor were their maintenance records reviewed.

3. The Aircraft is certified, maintained and operated under U.S. Federal Aviation Regulation Part 91, or similar regulatory authority.

4. All mandatory inspections and Airworthiness Directives have been complied with.

5. The aircraft has no damage history and is in overall good condition.

6. The values represent a single-unit sale and do not take into account any discount that may be applied for a multi aircraft transaction.

7. The values reflect a high MTOW and engine thrust aircraft, based on the average specifications of the fleet.

8. The lease rates represent the current market operating lease rate being paid on a monthly basis by good credits based on the typical lease terms for the aircraft type and do not include any type of maintenance reserves.


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