Entries in aircraft sales (6)
Disparate Pre-Owned Aircraft Markets Emerge
Why does the pre-owned market appear to be good, bad and confused? The answer is the closed traffic pattern around the economy. As the recovery stumbles along, confidence remains shaky. We can’t break out of the pattern.
Hill Aircraft (KFTY) Fits Full-Service Bill
Hill Aircraft at KFTY in Atlanta has received the top rating among Georgia FBOs for four of the past six years.
Truly a full-service FBO, Hill Aircraft at KFTY in Atlanta has been named the No. 1 FBO in Georgia for four of the past six years.
Founded as an aircraft sales and maintenance facility in 1955 by Navy aviator Guy Hill Sr., Hill Aircraft has grown to provide FBO and fuel services and aircraft parts.
Business Aircraft Market Recovering Despite Economic Woes
Carl Janssens, ASA, Aircraft Bluebook–Price Digest | Tuesday, June 14, 2011 at 4:10PM | Share Article While doubts persist about the United States in an economic recovery, the business aviation sector is not following suit. For instance, late-model, large-cabin, long-range aircraft are selling at or above values published in the Aircraft Bluebook.
Aircraft Bluebook's Chris Reynolds Becomes Accredited Member of ASA
Aircraft Bluebook–Price Digest and AC-U-KWIK Aircraft Appraisals analyst and associate editor Chris Reynolds has become an accredited member of the American Society of Appraisers.
Wooten Returns to Cutter Aviation as Regional Aircraft Sales Manager
R.D. Wooten has more than 30 years of experience in the aviation industry. He had worked for Cutter Aviation in the 1980s and 1990s.Cutter Aviation has appointed R.D. Wooten to the new regional aircraft sales manager role at Cutter Aircraft Sales in Phoenix.
Wooten is no stranger to Cutter Aviation. He spent more than 20 years through the 1980s and 1990s with Cutter Aircraft Sales as a Beechcraft sales representative. His experience and history with the company made him a perfect choice for the new position, in which he will manage sales and acquisitions of pre-owned turbine and jet aircraft and high-performance piston aircraft for Cutter Aviation. Wooten will also be the Arizona sales manager for the Cutter Aviation Southwestern U.S. dealership for the American Champion Aircraft family of aerobatic and backcountry light aircraft.
Wooten started in aviation more than 30 years ago as a flight instructor and charter pilot building flight time from a small airport in Missouri. Moving to Phoenix in the late 1970s, Wooten began his aircraft sales career in 1979 with Cutter Aviation as a salesman for the Beechcraft dealership at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. His two decades of experience with Cutter Aviation and Beechcraft and experience in the past decade with EADS-Socata (now Daher-Socata) TBM 700 and 850 turboprop single aircraft afforded Wooten the opportunity to develop a high-level understanding of the executive piston, turboprop and light jet market.