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Atlas Air Service brokers three King Airs in four weeks
Atlas Air Service has years of experience marketing business jets from manufacturers worldwide, particularly Beechcraft, Cessna and Embraer. It has most recently found success with King Airs.
A King Air 250 out on the ramp.

Germany's Atlas Air Service has achieved a remarkable international brokerage success: within just four weeks, the company successfully brokered three aircraft from the Beechcraft King Air family. The aircraft sold include three different Beechcraft models, namely a 2016 King Air 250, a 1985 King Air C90A and a 2010 King Air C90GTx.

The aircraft were sold to customers in the US and Brazil. This underscores Atlas Air Service's international focus, global network and expertise in cross-border aircraft sales.

Leveraging its extensive experience and in-depth market knowledge, Atlas Air Service guided the aircraft owners through every stage of the sales process, from initial offers and technical contract negotiations to pre-sale inspections (PPIs), closing the sale and handover to the new owner.

“Our goal is to achieve the best possible sales outcome for every client while ensuring a professional and secure transaction process,” says Hans Doll, director of aircraft sales at Atlas Air Service.

As the first IADA-accredited dealer in continental Europe, Atlas Air Service is one of the most well-established providers in the business jet market worldwide.

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