Market intelligence for aircraft lenders
Monitor where your collateral is and how it's used
A financed aircraft can change base, stop flying or change registration status between reviews. Stabilator monitors the airframes in your portfolio and provides type-level market data for underwriting new loans.
Stabilator market report
Your portfolio (40 airframes)
All bases · Nationwide
Airframes monitored
40
Base changed
3
No flights in 90 days
2
Registration events
1
| Airframe | Base on file | Operating now | Flag |
|---|---|---|---|
| N•••PC | KAPA | KAPA | None |
| N•••KA | KHOU | MMTO | Operating outside the US |
| N•••CJ | KFTW | KFTW | No flights in 104 days |
| N•••9L | KBJC | KSDL | Base shifted |
| N•••TB | KCRQ | KCRQ | Registration expires in 60 days |
What the report answers
Where each airframe is operating
Home airport and where it has been flying over the last twelve months, with a flag when an airplane's operating base shifts.
Utilization
Observed flights and hours per airframe, with extended inactivity or unusually heavy use flagged.
Registration changes
Status, expiration and ownership changes on each registration, surfaced when they happen.
How the type is trading
Fleet size, transfer activity and listing history for the type, as context for collateral values and new deals.
Where it helps most
Portfolio monitoring
Send us the tail numbers you finance and get a periodic view of where they are and how they're used.
Underwriting a new loan
See how the specific airframe has been flown and owned, and how its type is moving in the market, before you commit.
Recovery and remarketing
Recent operating locations help locate an aircraft, and type-level activity informs remarketing decisions.
Get a free sample report
Tell us a type you lend against, or a few tail numbers from your book. We'll send back a sample report.
We'll email your sample report within two business days.
Market reports are also available for maintenance shops, brokers and insurers.