Aerocor, the Henderson, Nevada-based light jet brokerage, training and market intelligence firm, has expanded its services for owners and buyers on two fronts, offering dry lease training access on the Premier and Eclipse 500 and publishing its first Phenom 100 buyer's guide.

The dry lease option allows owner-pilots whose aircraft are in maintenance to stay current without a gap in training. Prospective buyers can also fly one or two instructional flights through Aerocor's Aircraft Experience Programme before taking ownership of an aircraft. Aerocor's instructors hold military, airline and jet backgrounds and fly the same aircraft types they teach in.

“An aircraft in maintenance or a purchase still in progress shouldn't delay training,” says Jens Personius, director of flight training at Aerocor. “Premier and Eclipse 500 pilots have a path to stay current or get trained before they own, without waiting on their own aircraft.”

Separately, Aerocor has added a Phenom 100 buyer's guide to its Aerocor Learning Center, the latest in a growing library of aircraft-specific buyer's guides. The guide covers the Phenom 100's model evolution, upgrade and options paths, and cost and performance data across its variants.

“Buyers researching the Phenom 100 often run into marketing material with cherry-picked numbers instead of real operating data," adds Gavin Woodman, president of Aerocor. "This guide is built to close that gap, giving buyers and sellers a clear, accurate picture of the aircraft.”

Future editions of the guide will incorporate updated market intelligence and operating data as the fleet evolves, with additional buyer's guides, owner guides, fleet updates and market reports to follow.