"The One Big Beautiful Bill Act made the bonus depreciation permanent, allowing company executives to write off 100 percent of the cost of an investment that depreciates in value, like a humble fleet van or an eight-figure business-class jet."
"According to Shevlin, there was a 'significant spike' in sales, especially in the fourth quarter. 'It was a pretty big pickup at the end of the year,' he says, estimating '60 or 70 percent of clients are paying cash' for planes."
"A quarterly market report on preowned, midsize jets found that Q4 sales for these planes were the second-highest on record, indicating a strong demand driven by the new tax legislation."
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed by President Trump, made bonus depreciation permanent, allowing full write-offs for depreciating investments like private jets. This change led to a surge in private jet sales, particularly in the fourth quarter of the year. Brokers reported a significant increase in demand, with many clients opting to pay cash for their aircraft. A market report indicated that sales of preowned midsize jets reached the second-highest level on record, reflecting the positive impact of the legislation on the private aviation market.
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