Aviation brokerage experience, rebuilt for a more connected market.
AviBroker has operated across charter, aircraft sales, leasing and aviation consulting since 2011. In 2024, the brand expanded its digital direction with a dedicated on-demand Crew Marketplace for pilots, flight attendants, companies and private aircraft owners.
From brokerage to platform.
The new AviBroker keeps the useful parts of the original business — direct relationships, worldwide sourcing and aviation-specific knowledge — while rebuilding the digital experience around two connected paths: Aircraft and People.
The original AviBroker service was built around one practical idea: a client looking for an aircraft should not have to navigate dozens of disconnected operators, owners, lessors and brokers alone. The same principle now applies to crew: aviation works better when the right requirement reaches the right people quickly and clearly.
AviBroker develops its aviation-services activity around private charter, aircraft sales, leasing and consulting.
A Bank of England speech at the University of Birmingham cites an AviBroker Boeing 737-300 sale and dry-lease listing as a real-world example when explaining aircraft asset price versus rental cost.
The AviBroker Crew Marketplace launches, connecting pilots and flight attendants with companies and private users seeking on-call, ferry and freelance crew.
AviBroker 2.0 brings Aviation Services, the Aircraft Library and the Crew Marketplace into one redesigned platform.
Personal by design.
Aviation requirements are rarely solved by a single search box. Technology should make the search faster and the information clearer; experienced human coordination still matters when aircraft, commercial terms, regulation and timing have to line up.
Aircraft
Charter, acquisition, sale and lease requirements begin with mission, configuration, geography, timing and economics — not simply a model name.
People
The Crew Marketplace was created for aviation-specific matching: role, aircraft type, licence, location, availability and contract profile.
Network
AviBroker combines digital tools with direct market relationships to connect clients with relevant operators, owners, lessors, employers and professionals.
Referenced by the Bank of England.
In March 2019, Jonathan Haskel's Bank of England speech at the University of Birmingham used an AviBroker aircraft listing to illustrate the difference between buying an aircraft and leasing its use — a rare external reference to an aviation brokerage listing in an economic-policy discussion.
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The speech specifically refers to avibroker.com and a Boeing 737-300 offered for sale and dry lease.
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