Planes for Sale

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.

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.

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.

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 Always confirm the details on the source listing, since aggregated data can be out of date.

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.