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What’s Inside Your AeroScore Report?
Below is what a standard report includes, with special requests, custom highlights, and actionable recommendations available through a personalized call.
Description: A sleek cover with your aircraft’s picture (if provided), basic info (make/model, SN, TT, SMOH), and user-submitted details (e.g., registration, location). Powered by AeroScore HX Intelligence Engine for AI-assisted accuracy.
Perceived Value: Sets a premium tone, like a $500+ appraisal. Benefit: Impresses buyers/brokers, potentially closing deals 20-30% faster.
Description: Pulled from final logbook pages: AFTT, SMOH, TSOH, IFR cert, Annual due dates, engine/prop models, and documentation tier (e.g., complete/legible logs). Cross-verified for accuracy, with fleet percentile (e.g., 55% for 172M series).
Perceived Value: Provides an at-a-glance summary that's easier than flipping through logs. Benefit: Spot red flags early, saving $10K-$30K in negotiation surprises or avoiding overpaying as a buyer.
Description: Clean mapping of key events like overhauls, upgrades, and inspections (e.g., ELT replacement, nose gear rebuild). Includes compressions, oil analysis, and borescope results.
Perceived Value: Reveals patterns of diligence (e.g., no metal in oil filters). Benefit: Highlights strengths to justify top dollar, potentially adding $20K+ to resale value for sellers or brokers.
Description: Specific ADs/SBs flagged with "C/W" or "N/A," dates, and notes (e.g., AD 76-07-12 for ignition). Complete summary on file, no overdue items found.
Perceived Value: Proves regulatory compliance in a simple table. Benefit: Avoids FAA fines ($1K-$10K) and builds buyer trust, reducing market time by weeks.
Description: In-depth on engine (e.g., Lycoming O-320, compressions: 72/70/63/74), propeller (e.g., McCauley, TSOH 867.4 hrs), and airframe (e.g., new paint/interior, corrosion treatment). Includes CAPS, ELT, and ADS-B upgrades.
Perceived Value: Uncovers hidden strengths or concerns (e.g., soft compression monitoring). Benefit: Prevents $2K-$5K post-sale repairs for buyers or showcases upgrades for sellers.
Description: Assesses format (typed/hand logs), completeness (signed/tach-time), gaps (none >13 mo), scan quality (99% OCR), and attachments (8130s, 337s).
Perceived Value: Confirms log reliability, a key FAA requirement. Benefit: Avoids compliance issues that could delay deals by 1-2 months or reduce value by 5-10% ($10K-$20K).
Description: 100-point HX grade (e.g., 91/100) with strengths (e.g., continuous logs, AD currency) and deductions (e.g., no IFR cert: -2 pts, soft compression: -1 pt).
Perceived Value: Transparent breakdown with fleet percentile. Benefit: A high score can add 10-20% to resale ($20K+), justifying your asking price.
Description: Flags (e.g., no IFR cert since 2018, prop nearing OH) with recommendations (e.g., confirm IFR for IFR ops). Resale summary: "Clean logs and mid-time engine make this excellent for flight schools."
Perceived Value: Calls out buyer worries (e.g., monitor #3 compression). Benefit: Reduces resale time by 20-30% and avoids $5K-$20K post-sale surprises.