Bombardier Learjet Series

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Bombardier
Learjet Series
Market Briefing
Summer 2015
Marketplace Overview
INSIDE THIS EDITION
✈ Marketplace Overview
✈ Market Summaries
✈ Lear 31A
✈ Lear 45XR
✈ Lear 35A
✈ Lear 55
✈ Lear 40
✈ Lear 60
✈ Lear 40XR
✈ Lear 60XR
✈ Lear 45
✈ Learjet Deliveries
✈ JetPak Aircraft Valuation
✈ About Holstein Aviation
►Business aircraft sold on average 25 days more quickly (-4.9%) during the second quarter of 2015
than the same time one year ago (487 versus 512). The time that jets were available for sale dropped
11 percent, from 518 to 461 days. Turboprops’ average days on the market rose to 512 from 506 for a
1.2 percent increase.
►Business aircraft transactions dropped 2.3 percent (-5 aircraft) to 212 for the April through June time
period this year as opposed to 217 sales that occurred during 2014’s second quarter. This compares
to a 2.3 percent increase from 2013 to 2014 for the fleet. New jet transactions declined by 4 (-2.9%)
from 138 to 134 while used jets lowered 1.9 percent (-15) from 790 to 775. New turboprop sales
during the same time period declined by one (-1.3%) to 78 from 79. Used turboprop purchases
reduced 111 (-24.9%), going from 446 to 335.
►Across the business aircraft fleet tracked in the Holstein Aviation Market Briefings, market values were
higher on 22 models and lower on the other 63. Individual Average Asking Prices ranged from an
increase of 28.2 percent for the Hawker 750 to a 44.4 percent decrease logged by the Hawker 4000.
►Aircraft available for sale ranged from 11 fewer units (Learjet 31A) to 24 additional aircraft
(Bombardier Challenger 604). Inventory declines were logged by 39 models, while an identical number
saw additional units come on to the market. Seven models had no change. The Beech King Air C90GT
recorded the greatest inventory percentage increase (+300) while the Gulfstream G150 registered the
largest percentage decrease (-64).
►Activity continues to run counter to conventional economic supply and demand theory on nearly half
of the aircraft tracked in this briefing. Only 38 of the 85 models tracked had their Average Asking Price
move in the opposite direction of the number available for sale. Of the remaining aircraft, 12 saw both
aircraft on the market and Average Asking Price increase while 28 had both figures decrease. Finally,
seven aircraft had no change in availability, yet market value decreased on each model.
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Market Briefing Summaries
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(July 2014 – June 2015)
Synopsis
Bombardier Lear 31A
Lower Learjet Availabilities Fail to Stop Overall
Bombardier Market Value Slide.
The Bombardier fleet Average Asking Price declined
13.9 percent, in part because of seven additional
aircraft on the market. Eleven of the 20 models in
the Bombardier fleet logged fewer aircraft for sale,
but that was offset by several larger increases
in availability on multiple Learjet aircraft and an
extremely large number of additional Challenger 604
aircraft coming onto the market.
Bombardier incurred the largest drop in market value
of all manufacturers.
Individual Learjet models split equally with four
gaining additional aircraft for sale (35A, 40, 40XR and
45XR) and four (31A, 45, 55 and 60) having fewer on
the market. The 60XR experienced no change.
Nevertheless, the overall Average Asking Price
reduced 9.8 percent for this product line.
✈ Aircraft For Sale: 28
✈Fleet Availability: 13.1% ✈Avg. Model Year: 1995
 -28% from 39 Aircraft
✈United States:  28 to 17 ✈Avg. Total Time: 5,904 Hrs.
✈International:  11 to 11 ✈Avg. Asking Price: $1,249,684
✈ Fleet Size: 206
 $116,585 (-8.5%)
• Bombardier Learjet Series Market Briefing - Summer 2015
Bombardier Lear 35A
✈Fleet Availability: 11.9%  +18% from 49 Aircraft ✈Avg. Model Year: 1982
✈United States:  37 to 45 ✈Avg. Total Time: 13,071 Hrs.
✈International:  12 to 13 ✈Avg. Asking Price: $786,810
✈ Fleet Size: 478
 $2,805 (-0.4%)
Bombardier Lear 40
 +29% from 7 Aircraft
✈Avg. Total Time: 3,638 Hrs.
✈Avg. Asking Price: $2,953,000
✈United States:  4 to 6
✈International:  3 to 3
✈ Fleet Size: 40
 $460,571 (-13.5%)
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Bombardier Lear 40XR
✈Fleet Availability: 11.0% 
+100% from 5 Aircraft ✈Avg. Model Year: 2007
✈Avg. Total Time: 4,302 Hrs.
✈United States:  5 to 8
✈International:  0 to 2
✈ Fleet Size: 91
 $1,203,750 (-25.1%)
✈Fleet Availability: 10.2%  +38% from 16 Aircraft ✈Avg. Model Year: 2007
✈International:  1 to 5
✈ Fleet Size: 206
 $978,661 (-16.0%)
(July 2014 – June 2015)
Bombardier Lear 45
✈International:  19 to 8 ✈Avg. Asking Price: $3,284,375
 $289,760 (+9.7%)
✈ Fleet Size: 241
Bombardier Lear 55
✈United States:  18 to 17 ✈Avg. Total Time: 11,601 Hrs.
✈International:  3 to 3
✈ Fleet Size: 111
 $81,571 (-6.9%)
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(July 2014 – June 2015)
Bombardier Lear 60
✈International:  13 to 9 ✈Avg. Asking Price: $2,395,714
✈ Fleet Size: 309
 $301,429 (-11.2%)
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0% from 18 Aircraft
✈United States:  7 to 7 ✈Avg. Total Time: 1,493 Hrs.
✈International:  11 to 11 ✈Avg. Asking Price: $4,958,750
✈ Fleet Size: 114
 $950,694 (-16.1%)
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New Learjet Deliveries and Forecast
Source: J.P. Morgan
Bombardier 201020112012201320142015201620172018
Learjet 40/70 6 1413 4 7 14161718
Learjet 45/75101014152621222324
Learjet 60 12191210 1––––
Learjet 85
–
–
–
–
–Program Put on Hold 1/15/2015
TOTAL
Bombardier
284339253435384042
2000200120022003200420052006200720082009
Learjet 40/70 – – – – 172126232113
Learjet 45/75 71633317222830342720
Learjet 60
35291812 9 18152326 13
Learjet 85
–
–
–
–
–
–
TOTAL
106925129486771807446
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