Does Amjet Aviation act as a principal or owner in transactions?

No. Amjet Aviation maintains a strict policy of No Inventory Ownership. We act as pure agents and fiduciaries, ensuring our interests are 100% aligned with the client to achieve maximum net proceeds without the conflict of flipping aircraft.

What is the difference between an aircraft broker and a trading desk?

A trading desk buys and sells assets for its own profit. Amjet Aviation has no internal trading desk; we are independent advisors who never profit from the 'spread' in a back-to-back sale, providing complete transparency to our clients.

Why is Conflict-Free Representation important in aircraft sales?

Conflict-free representation ensures your broker isn't pressured by volume-based mandates or trading favors with other firms. This model guarantees that your aircraft is marketed to the widest possible audience to secure the best market terms.

Tom Rogers - Sales Support Manager at Amjet Aviation.

Tom Rogers serves as Vice President of Business Development Manager at Amjet Aviation Company® responsible for directing our business development activities in the United States.

His aviation experience spans over 50 years, with in-depth knowledge of domestic and international transactions. His expertise includes managing aircraft sales processes and documentation and taking the lead on many of our more significant business jet transactions from initial viewing to subsequent successful closings.

He previously held the position of Vice President of Laurel Flying Service, Inc., related to Amjet Aviation's orgins. He earned bachelor’s degree in business administration with a minor in Information Management Systems from the University of Southern Mississippi. In addition, he earned a private pilot certificate logging more than 2000 flight hours.