Recent transactions
The public record of what we have closed: the model, the year, and the date each aircraft sold.
The record
This page is the public record of what Nazarov Aviation has actually sold: the model, the year, and the date the sale closed. Nothing goes on this page before it has actually happened.
One row per closed deal. No totals, no rounded-up numbers, no anonymous success stories. Either it's on the table or it isn't.
| Model | Year | Sale date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wheeler Express | Amateur-built | Sold | |
| Piper PA-18-150 Super Cub, floats | 1956 | Sold | |
| Cessna 150M | 1976 | Sold | |
| Cessna T182T Turbo Skylane | 2008 | Sold | |
| Cessna T206H | 2008 | Sold |
Sold stays on the site
We'd rather show you every deal than tidy up the page.
When we sell an aircraft, the listing doesn't come down. It stays up, marked Sold. Pulling it the day the deal closes would erase the only proof it ever happened. Look at the aircraft page: every airplane shown there has already sold.
It's useful to you too. Sold aircraft show an owner what their airplane is actually worth, and show a buyer whether an asking price is realistic. If you're pricing your aircraft, see sell your aircraft, or just ask us for the comparables.
Questions
What this page records, and how to read it.
What does the sale date mean?
The date the aircraft sold. It is not a list date, not an estimate and not the date it went under contract. One row per airplane, dated when the sale was done.
Do sold aircraft stay on the site?
Yes. When an aircraft sells, its listing stays up and is marked Sold rather than being deleted or redirected. Taking it down would erase the only public record that the deal happened, which is the part worth keeping.
Can I see comparable sales before I price my aircraft?
Ask and we will talk you through what comparable aircraft have actually been doing. That conversation happens before you commit to anything.
Ask what we have actually closed.
Tell us the type you are buying or selling. You will get comparables, a realistic number, and a straight answer about whether the deal is worth doing.