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Congratulations to Addison- New Owner of a Grumman Goose Project!

“The Goose transaction went very smooth with your help and expertise. The airplane was everything we had hoped for in terms of a structurally sound Grumman G21A Goose project for me and my family. I was very pleased with the negotiation process and the fairness on the part of the Palm Springs Air Museum and yourself. Your reputation as a straight shooter rings true. Now we get busy and start to breath new life into this treasure over the next few years.” – Addison Pemberton

T-33 Returns to the Sky’s of Norway!

Courtesy Aircraft Sells Aircraft Worldwide: T-33 Returns to the Sky’s of Norway! See Photos to view this remarkable Trans-Atlantic trip! A special thank you to our partners- Heritage Aero, Avionics Place and International Jets for making this possible. Start: Rockford, IL USA- Quebec City, Canada – Goosebay, Newfoundland- Narsarsuac, Greenland – Kevlavik, Iceland – End: Norway

EAA’s Squadron 4 Veteran’s Day Forum Held at Courtesy Aircraft’s Hanger

Guest Speaker- George Kaiser was a radar navigator on a B-17 in the 8th air force, 452th bomb group, 729t​h squadron. On his 26th mission, his squadron was attacked by ME 109’s, 190’s, and 262’s. The 109’s rammed 2 of the B-17’s as they were out of ammo. He gave his presentation to us at the Veterans’ Forum and it was a treat! We hope to see you again next year! Click Photos Below to Enlarge

What an incredible week at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2026! We had a fantastic show filled with great conversations, new opportunities, and the chance to reconnect with so many longtime customers and friends while making many new connections along the way. We're excited to share that we closed on one aircraft during the show, with another sale currently pending—a great way to cap off a successful week! A sincere thank you to everyone who stopped by our display, shared stories, asked questions, and spent time with us. Events like AirVenture remind us why we love being part of the aviation community. We're already looking forward to next year. Until then, blue skies and safe flying!
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