List Your Aircraft for Charter and Reach More Buyers with Avi-Go


Aircraft operators depend on strong industry relationships, broker networks, and reliable sales channels to keep their fleets visible and generate new charter opportunities. However, relying only on existing contacts can limit an aircraft’s exposure to buyers outside the operator’s immediate market.
Avi-Go’s aircraft listing capability gives operators an additional way to showcase their fleets to brokers, charter buyers, and travel agents searching for suitable aircraft.
Through Avi-Go, operators can list eligible aircraft for free during the current campaign while maintaining control over pricing, availability, inquiries, and final booking approval.
What Is an Aircraft Listing?
An aircraft listing is a digital profile that presents an aircraft to potential charter buyers.
Depending on the information supplied by the operator, a listing may include:
- Aircraft type and model
- Passenger capacity
- Cabin configuration
- Aircraft photographs
- Operating base or service region
- Charter availability
- Fleet and operator information
A clear and complete aircraft profile helps charter professionals identify whether an aircraft is suitable for a particular route, passenger requirement, or mission.
Instead of replacing an operator’s existing sales process, Avi-Go provides another visibility and inquiry channel that can complement current broker relationships and charter distribution strategies.
Why List Your Aircraft on Avi-Go?
Reach More Charter Demand
Avi-Go helps operators present their aircraft to a growing network of brokers, charter buyers, and travel agents actively searching for charter solutions.
This additional exposure can help an aircraft reach potential buyers beyond the operator’s existing contacts and regional network.
Create Another Charter Sales Channel
Aircraft listing should not depend on a single marketplace, broker relationship, or direct-sales channel.
By adding aircraft to Avi-Go, operators can create another route through which qualified charter demand can discover their fleets and submit inquiries. The platform is designed to complement, rather than disrupt, the operator’s current commercial process.
Improve Global Aircraft Visibility
Charter demand often comes from outside an aircraft’s home market. Brokers may be searching for aircraft positioned near a specific departure airport, operating within a particular region, or suitable for an international itinerary.
Listing aircraft on Avi-Go can increase fleet exposure across international markets and help operators connect with buyers beyond their established network.
Maintain Full Commercial Control
Increasing visibility does not mean giving up control of the aircraft.
Operators listing their fleets on Avi-Go can:
- Set their own pricing
- Control aircraft availability
- Review every inquiry
- Decide which opportunities to pursue
- Approve every booking
There is no forced pricing or automatic booking. The operator reviews each opportunity before a charter movement is confirmed.
How Avi-Go Aircraft Listing Works
The listing process is designed to give operators additional exposure without requiring them to change their existing sales workflow.
1. Apply for an Aircraft Listing
Operators begin by submitting their interest through Avi-Go’s aircraft listing page.
2. Provide Aircraft Information
The operator shares the information it already maintains, such as aircraft details, fleet data, photographs, operating regions, and relevant availability information.
3. Avi-Go Reviews the Listing
Avi-Go reviews and organizes the submitted aircraft information before publishing it for relevant charter demand.
4. Receive Charter Inquiries
Interested brokers and charter buyers can submit requests relating to the listed aircraft.
5. Review and Approve Opportunities
The operator evaluates each request and decides whether the proposed charter opportunity is suitable for its aircraft and commercial requirements.
What Makes an Effective Aircraft Listing?
A strong listing should make it easy for brokers to understand what the aircraft can offer.
Operators should provide accurate and current details, including high-quality exterior and cabin photographs, aircraft specifications, passenger capacity, operating location, service region, and any other information that could affect aircraft suitability.
Keeping listing information updated is particularly important when aircraft availability, fleet composition, or operating coverage changes.
The clearer the aircraft profile is, the easier it becomes for charter professionals to assess its suitability before sending an inquiry.
Who Can Benefit from Aircraft Listings?
Aircraft listing is particularly relevant for:
- Business aircraft operators
- Air charter operators
- Aircraft management companies
- Fleet owners with charter availability
- Operators expanding into new markets
- Operators seeking additional broker exposure
It can also support operators that already have established sales networks but want another channel through which their aircraft can be discovered.
List Your Aircraft for Free with Avi-Go
Avi-Go is currently offering a free aircraft listing campaign for eligible operators until December 31, 2026, with no upfront listing fees during the campaign period.
Operators retain control over aircraft exposure, pricing, availability, inquiries, and final booking decisions while gaining another opportunity to connect with global charter demand.
List your aircraft on Avi-Go for free and give more brokers and charter buyers the opportunity to discover your fleet.

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