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List Aircraft Parts for Sale

A free online marketplace for aviation sellers.

Aviatrading gives aviation sellers a simple way to publish inventory, reach buyers worldwide and close deals — with no upfront fees. Upload your parts, receive direct inquiries and pay a commission only after a successful sale. It is built for airlines, MROs, OEMs and parts traders who want faster sales and better visibility.

What is Aviatrading?

Aviatrading is a digital marketplace made only for aviation parts. It helps sellers publish and manage inventory, connect with aviation buyers, handle inquiries and negotiations, and close deals in a professional way.

It does not replace your existing network — it helps you expand it. You stay in control of your pricing, your deals and your relationships.

Reach the global aviation market — pay only after you sell

Selling aircraft parts used to depend on emails, phone calls and personal contacts. That still works, but it is slow and limited. Today more aviation buyers search online by part number, aircraft type and certificate — if your inventory is not visible online, you are missing real demand.

With Aviatrading you can:

  • list aircraft parts for sale in minutes;
  • reach buyers worldwide;
  • receive RFQs and messages directly;
  • close deals faster.

There are no listing fees and no subscriptions. You only pay when you sell.

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Turn your aircraft inventory into revenue

Many aviation businesses sit on unused inventory. Those parts take up space, tie up cash and often go unnoticed — stored for months or years, with little reach beyond existing contacts and slow RFQ cycles.

Listing them online changes that. On Aviatrading your inventory becomes searchable by part number, aircraft type, condition and certificate, so buyers find your parts exactly when they need them.

Holding a large stock? See how wholesale aircraft parts selling works on Aviatrading.

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How to list aircraft parts for sale

Getting started is simple and needs no technical skills:

  1. Create a seller account.
  2. Complete your company profile.
  3. Upload your inventory — one part at a time or from a spreadsheet file.
  4. Add part details, condition and certificate type.
  5. Publish your listings.
  6. Receive inquiries from buyers.
  7. Negotiate and close deals.
  8. Pay a commission only after a successful sale.

For a step-by-step walkthrough, read how to sell aircraft parts online.

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Documentation and compliance matter

In aviation, paperwork is as important as the part itself. Buyers expect clear and complete records: the release certificate (FAA 8130-3 or EASA Form 1), part and serial numbers, condition details and traceability.

State the certificate type and condition on every listing and keep the documents ready to share with the buyer. Listings with clear paperwork earn more trust, move faster and reduce compliance questions later.

Who can sell on Aviatrading?

The platform is built for every type of aviation seller:

  • OEMs with excess inventory;
  • MRO (maintenance, repair and overhaul) companies;
  • aircraft dismantlers;
  • parts traders and brokers;
  • airlines selling surplus parts.

Whether you have a small stock or a full warehouse, you can list your inventory and start selling.

Supported aircraft and engine platforms

Sellers on Aviatrading list parts for a wide range of fleets, which helps you reach buyers across different operators:

  • Aircraft: Boeing 737, 747, 757, 767, 777, 787; Airbus A320 family, A330, A340, A350; Bombardier CRJ, Dash 8, Challenger, Global; Embraer E-Jets and Legacy; business jets and general aviation aircraft.
  • Engines: CFM56, LEAP, PT6A, CF34, PW100, AE3007.

Why listing aircraft parts online matters

The aviation aftermarket keeps growing: fleets are ageing and demand for spare parts is rising. Buyers now prefer digital sourcing because it is faster, more transparent and makes options easier to compare.

Listing your aircraft parts online helps you increase visibility, reduce storage time, sell faster, reach international buyers and improve cash flow. A digital marketplace adds 24/7 visibility, direct buyer access and better deal tracking — while respecting how aviation deals are done. If your parts are not online, they are harder to find.

Why sellers choose Aviatrading

Built around how aviation parts are actually bought and sold.

  • Free to list

    Create an account and upload your inventory at no cost. No listing fees and no subscriptions.

  • Commission only after a sale

    You pay only when a deal is completed, so listing carries no upfront risk.

  • Built for aviation

    Listings carry part numbers, serial numbers, condition and certificate type — no generic marketplace fields.

  • Global visibility

    Airlines, MROs, brokers and distributors in different countries can find your parts and contact you directly.

What aircraft parts can you sell?

CategoryExamples
Airframe partsStructural components, doors and panels, actuators, control surfaces
Engine partsTurbine components, fuel system parts, ignition systems, engine modules
Avionics and electricalNavigation and communication equipment, flight instruments, sensors and displays
Landing gear and brakesWheels and tires, brake units, shock struts, hydraulic parts
Interior and cabinSeats, lighting systems, galleys and lavatories, safety equipment
Consumables and hardwareBearings, seals, filters, fasteners
ConditionsNew, serviceable, overhauled, as removed

Questions sellers ask

  • Yes. Creating a seller account and publishing listings costs nothing. There are no listing fees and no subscriptions.

  • Only after a successful sale. Aviatrading charges a commission on completed deals; if a part does not sell, you pay nothing.

  • New, serviceable, overhauled and as-removed parts, with the condition shown on every listing.

  • You state the certificate type for each part, such as FAA 8130-3 or EASA Form 1, so buyers can filter by it. Keep the paperwork ready to share with the buyer during the deal.

  • No. Sellers can import their inventory from a spreadsheet file instead of creating each listing by hand.

  • You do. You set your own prices, talk to buyers directly and decide which deals to accept.

Start listing your aircraft parts today

Create a free seller account, upload your inventory and reach aviation buyers worldwide.