Monaco-based business jet transaction specialist Boutsen Aviation is winding up the summer with a series of aircraft sales and acquisition mandates.

Despite low pre-owned inventories, it is able to offer a number of iconic models from the Falcon family. With 39 Falcon’s sold to date over the course of the company’s history, the close relationship between Boutsen Aviation and the Dassault family gets stronger every year.

“I remember the Falcon 7X's first display in Bordeaux over 17 years ago. At this point, I started to imagine selling it one day. That dream came true, and that’s how the journey with large cabin Falcon models started,” says president Dominique Trinquet.

2022 is shaping up strongly for the company, with pre-owned transactions continuing at a high level, and this has paved the way to significant sales. Boutsen was thrilled to close recently on an impressive Airbus A340 VIP.

“This transaction surely busted the previous weight records,” says VP sales Timothée Marcie.

On top of that, a Legacy 650, a Phenom 300 and a Citation CJ2+ were also sold by the company within a few months of each other.

“This increasing business activity has been sparked by new users entering the market and the post-crisis low inventories, making each new aircraft for sale highly attractive to buyers,” says chairman and founder Thierry Boutsen.

Boutsen Aviation foresees the fast-paced summer turning into a faster-paced autumn. Its worldwide sales team continues to push ahead without losing a beat and is looking forward to taking on new challenges, each one bigger than the next.