Sat, Aug 29, 2020
Guide Will Be Updated Regularly To Incorporate New Upgrades
AEROCOR has released what they label as a comprehensive buyer’s guide for the Beechcraft Premier I/IA family of aircraft.
The guide is designed to answer all of the most common questions posed by potential buyers. It includes sections outlining aircraft options, avionics upgrades, maintenance intervals, engine programs, aircraft performance, insurance, and financing options.
“There has been a notable lack of unbiased information available about the Premier” notes Gavin Woodman, AEROCOR co-founder and President. Woodman says that the Premier Buyer’s Guide is a follow up to the company’s highly successful Eclipse 500/550 Buyer’s guide, which fueled an increase in demand for that aircraft type.“A buyer can’t consider an aircraft they don’t understand. By properly organizing the pertinent information we are able to fill the information gap left by the manufacturer when they ceased production” Woodman added.
AEROCOR says that the guide will be updated regularly to incorporate new upgrades, STC’s and other relevant changes as they occur. They plan to release similar guides for other single pilot turbine aircraft in the near future.
AEROCOR is a full service aircraft sales organization providing brokerage & acquisition services to owners of light turbine aircraft. Co-founders Justin Beitler and Gavin Woodman have more than 25 years of combined sales experience, representing both new and pre-owned turbine aircraft. Both are airline transport rated pilots, type rated in multiple jet aircraft, and are experts in the Beechcraft Premier, Citation Jet, Mustang, TBM and Eclipse Jet markets. AEROCOR is the global leader in Very Light Jet (VLJ) sales and acquisitions. AEROCOR’s mission is to serve as the trusted resource for the owner-pilot community; utilizing concise, relevant, objective information to create detailed context, giving customers the confidence to make informed decisions with peace of mind.
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