HeliValue$ held its third quarter review of the Blue Book resale pricing data on October 28, 2014. Models updated after our review are listed below. Resale pricing adjustments are based on actual sales transactions and current market conditions. We obtain sales pricing data from owners and operators, lenders and lessors, brokers and equipment manufacturers worldwide. With the information gathered from many different resources, we review each model covered in The Official Helicopter Blue Book®. While we do review all models each quarter, frequently traded models are updated as soon as they begin to show variation from the previously published page. Stay up-to-date on resale pricing changes by subscribing to The Official Helicopter Blue Book® www.helivalues.com.
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Agusta A109C Agusta A109E Agusta A109S Agusta AW109SP
Airbus AS350BA | Airbus AS350B Airbus AS350B1 Airbus AS350D Airbus AS350B2 Airbus AS350B3 Airbus AS350B3e | Airbus AS355F2 Airbus BK117B2 Airbus BK117C1 Airbus EC120B Airbus EC130B4 Airbus SA330J | Bell 206B3 Bell 206B2 Bell 206L1 Bell 206L3 Bell 206L4 Bell 214ST | Bell 407 Bell 407GX
Sikorsky S61N Sikorsky S76A Sikorsky S76C+ |
General Market Comments
This year HeliValue$ has seen a considerable increase of light single engine helicopters on the market. This is mostly due to the sharp decline in the mining and seismic explorations sectors. Aiding in the flooded light singles market is a shift to replace the popular electronic news gathering machine, the Airbus AS350 series, with the lighter, lower-cost to maintain, Robinson R44 and R66 models. The medium and heavy helicopter markets continue to be very strong with an increasing demand for offshore machines. We expect to see demands at this level continue for at least the next five years. The VIP/Corporate resale market is in a decline in all categories but especially in the medium and large helicopter categories. We still see new deliveries of VIP/Corporate machines, like the Agusta AW139, Bell 429 and Airbus EC145s. However, because there is a low supply of the more desirable offshore configured machines we see discounted prices for VIP/Corporate configured machines in the used market.
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