Aerista has always been synonymous with great data. Since 2012, we have been collecting the most detailed and granular airplane transaction data in the industry, in order to help our clients better understand the value of the airplane they are buying or selling, and to understand market conditions at a macro level.
AeristaMetrics is the proprietary valuation and market tracking tool that harnesses this data to generate the charts below.
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CIRRUS SR SERIES - FOR SALE
INVENTORY
Updated: July 1, 2025 8:45 am
MARKET
OBSERVATION
Inventory has risen 30% since the beginning of 2025. Potentially scary, of course. And certainly impacting prices - we've seen steep price declines in late model segments where the supply build-up is largest. However, we believe the cause of this buildup is a capping of demand, rather than a drop in demand and that the latent demand created will return when the buyers become desensitized to the chaotic gyrations of recent political and economic events or those events simply abate.
CIRRUS SR SERIES - NEW LISTINGS
SUPPLY
Updated: July 1, 2025 8:45 am
MARKET
OBSERVATION
The picture speaks for itself. Supply has increased significantly over the last few months. Note that the supply trended down each month in Spring 2024. Not so this year. Many of these sellers were/are disposing of their late model Cirrus' in order to take delivery of their new G7/+.
CIRRUS SR SERIES - SOLD
DEMAND
Updated: July 1, 2025 8:45 am
MARKET
OBSERVATION
This is where it gets interesting to us. Yes, demand has failed to keep up with supply, so inventory is up. However, the graph shows that demand is clearly NOT weak. Mar - May 2025 saw as many buyers at the same period in 2024. As we mentioned above, it seems that many buyers are on the sidelines waiting for uncertainty to die down. We see this in the number of inquiries we are receiving. Once those buyers return, we expect the excess supply to be taken up and for the market to reach a new equilibrium, albeit at a higher watermark for baseline inventory