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Want to split the cost?
See 6 Cessna co-ownership partnerships — transparent buy-in, monthly, and hourly costs on every listing.
Not actual plane photoGlass panel$18,000 buy-in
2004 Cessna 172S Skyhawk
Austin, TX
- Not actual plane photo
$14,000 buy-in
1979 Cessna 172N
Hayward, CA
- Not actual plane photoGlass panel
$22,000 buy-in
2001 Cessna 172SP
San Carlos, CA
- Not actual plane photoGlass panel
$28,000 buy-in
2006 Cessna 182T Skylane
San Jose, CA
Buying a plane?
Plain-English guides to help you buy and own with confidence.
- Aircraft Pre-Purchase Inspection — A Buyer's Checklist — what to check before you make an offer.
- How Much Does It Cost to Own an Aircraft? — buy-in, fixed, and hourly costs, so you can budget the whole purchase.
About buying aircraft on ClubHanger
ClubHanger aggregates general-aviation aircraft for sale from across the web — sources like Barnstormers and other classifieds — into one searchable place. Every listing links back to its original source, where you complete the purchase: ClubHanger is a search tool, not the seller or a broker, and we never take a commission on a sale.
Use the filters to narrow the market the way buyers actually shop — by make and model, asking price, year, total time on the airframe, and location. The chip bar at the top sets the same filters in one tap, and you can save a search to get an email when new matching aircraft are listed. Listing data comes from third parties and can go stale, so always confirm the details on the source listing before you act.
Buying a used aircraft is a bigger commitment than the sticker price: budget for a pre-buy inspection, review the logbooks and damage history, and weigh ongoing costs like the annual, insurance, and hangar or tie-down. If owning a whole aircraft is more than you need, a co-ownership partnership splits those costs across several pilots — browse open shares under Partnerships.
Buying an aircraft — frequently asked questions
Quick answers for buyers and prospective co-owners.
Where do these aircraft for sale come from?
They are aggregated from third-party aircraft classifieds across the web, such as Barnstormers. ClubHanger collects them into one searchable place and links each listing back to its original source, where the sale actually happens. ClubHanger is not the seller and does not take a commission.
How do I search for a specific aircraft?
Use the filters to narrow by make and model, asking price, year, total time on the airframe, and location. The quick-filter chip bar at the top of the page sets the same filters in one tap, and you can sort by newest, price, or recent price drops.
How much does it cost to buy a used general aviation aircraft?
It varies widely by type, age, hours, and avionics — a basic two-seat trainer and a glass-panel cross-country single sit at very different price points. Each listing shows the seller’s asking price, and many also show how that price compares to other similar aircraft on the marketplace so you can judge whether it is priced below, around, or above the market.
What should I check before buying a used aircraft?
Review the airframe and engine logbooks, the time since the last engine overhaul, any damage history, and when the last annual inspection was completed. Most buyers also commission an independent pre-buy inspection before closing. Always confirm the details on the source listing, since aggregated data can be out of date.
Can I buy a share of an aircraft instead of the whole thing?
Yes. If owning an entire aircraft is more than you need, a co-ownership partnership lets several pilots split the purchase and the ongoing costs. Browse open partnership shares under Partnerships, or use the cost calculator to compare full ownership against a share.
