Aircraft Appraisals
Aircraft Appraisals
At F2S Aviation we can provide you with NAAA Certified Aircraft Appraisals giving you the true value of your aircraft and not an estimate based on book values.
If you are involved in any of the below activities, an NAAA Certified Aircraft Appraisal can save you time, money, and frustration.
- Buying an aircraft
- Selling an aircraft
- Obtaining or updating insurance coverage
- Divorce proceedings
- Bankruptcy proceedings
- Probate
- Financial planning
- Estate Planning
Our NAAA qualified appraiser will inspect your aircraft and it's maintenance records, then provide you with a certified and sealed appraisal of the value of your specific aircraft based on its condition and not just an estimate based on book "averages."
Why Use an NAAA Certified Appraiser
Why Use an NAAA Certified Appraiser
The National Aircraft Appraisers Association (NAAA) is the Trade Association for professional aircraft appraisers. Since 1980, the NAAA has been the Certification entity and has established the standards and Code of Ethics for professional aircraft appraisers in the United States and abroad.
NAAA Certified Aircraft Appraisals are the most widely accepted aircraft appraisals in the world. NAAA appraisals are the accepted evaluations used by government and private agencies, financial institutions, legal proceedings, insurance companies and lenders. NAAA appraisals are the only appraisals accepted by the NDIC (National Deposit Insurance Corp) and its member banks. Only NAAA certified appraisals are accepted by all state and federal courts in the United States. Some U.S. agencies that accept our appraisals include the Internal Revenue Service, Customs Service, Coast Guard, and DEA. NAAA Certified appraisals are conducted under established standards.
NAAA Certified appraisals are conducted under documented standards and appraisers operate under a Professional Code of Ethics.
About Our Appraiser
About Our Appraiser
Our principal appraiser and founder of F2S Aviation, LLC., has been actively involved in aviation for more than 30 years and has previously worked for several manufacturers and aircraft companies throughout his career. He possess an Engineering degree from one of the country's most prestigious colleges and holds a Commercial Pilot's License with ratings for single engine airplanes, multi-engine airplanes, and helicopters. He is an FAA licensed Airframe and Powerplant technician and holds a current Inspection Authorization.
Member of the Nation Aircraft Appraisers Association
