One Transatlantic Market. One Clear Advantage.
North America and Europe represent over 80% of global business jet ownership. Large-cabin aircraft move between these continents regularly—but most brokerages operate with regional limitations, reciprocal partnerships, or coordination delays that fragment
execution quality.
Amjet Aviation is structured as a single firm with senior-led oversight in Atlanta and Zürich—providing continuous transatlantic execution without handoffs, referrals, or regional misalignment.
Why Transatlantic Presence Matters
Expanded Qualified Buyer Pool
A Gulfstream G650 based in Geneva appeals to North American buyers. A Global 7500 in New Jersey appeals to European operators. Single-market brokerages rely on referral networks to access cross-border buyers. We operate both markets directly improving transaction efficiency and eliminating coordination friction. Regulatory and Operational Fluency
EASA-to-FAA transitions. VAT recovery structures. Import/export documentation.
Currency negotiation. These aren't outsourced specialties at Amjet—they're standard
execution capabilities managed internally across our Atlanta and Zürich offices.
Time Zone and Cultural Coordination
Cross-border transactions require real-time responsiveness during overlapping
business hours and cultural fluency in negotiation pacing, documentation expectations,
and communication preferences. Our dual-office structure ensures consistent senior-led
oversight regardless of where principals or flight departments are based.
Market Timing Intelligence
Seasonal demand shifts, regulatory changes, and model-year supply dynamics vary
between North America and Europe. Our teams share continuous market
intelligence—allowing us to time launches, adjust positioning, and coordinate pricing
strategy based on real-time transatlantic conditions.
How This Benefits Sellers
• Your aircraft reaches qualified European and North American buyers
simultaneously—without broker referrals or regional handoffs
• Pricing strategy accounts for currency fluctuation, VAT implications, and regional
demand timing
• Documentation, escrow, and regulatory coordination are managed internally across
both markets through your Exclusive Representation Agreement
How This Benefits Buyers
• You gain access to European and North American inventory through a single advisory
and exclusive representation relationship
• Pre-buy coordination, ferry logistics, and regulatory transitions are managed with
continuous oversight—no regional handoffs
• Currency negotiation and cross-border tax structuring are addressed proactively
during offer and contract stages under your Exclusive Representation Agreement
900+ Transactions. 200+ Cross-Border Executions.
Since 1976, Amjet has completed over 900 aircraft transactions, including 200+
transatlantic sales involving U.S.-based and European-based principals. This
experience base informs our positioning strategy, negotiation approach, and regulatory
coordination across both primary markets.
How We Work: Written Agreements Only
Amjet operates exclusively through formal written agreements:
• Step 1: Complimentary initial consultation to assess mutual fit
• Step 2: Written Advisory Agreement for strategic planning and market intelligence
• Step 3: Exclusive Representation Agreement when both parties are ready to proceed
with transaction execution
This structured approach protects your interests and ours—ensuring clarity,
confidentiality, and aligned incentives throughout the engagement.
Next Step: Complimentary Consultation
Let's discuss how transatlantic market access affects your acquisition or sale strategy.
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