Sky Travel and parent company Cove Capital Investments, LLC, have unveiled plans to bring nearly 20 business aircraft to market during Q4 2026, reinforcing their commitment to meeting growing demand for quality pre-owned aircraft across the global business aviation sector.
The aircraft portfolio will span multiple categories, from light and midsize jets to large-cabin and long-range platforms, offering buyers a rare opportunity to access a diverse selection of aircraft within a concentrated timeframe. With year-end transactions traditionally driving strong market activity, the inventory is expected to attract significant interest from corporate, private, and charter operators alike.
Several aircraft will first be made available through Sky Travel's exclusive off-market channels, providing preferred partners and broker networks early access before any broader market release. Aircraft remaining available after this exclusive period are expected to be publicly introduced approximately three weeks later.
To further enhance acquisition flexibility, selected aircraft are also anticipated to be offered through customized lease structures, creating additional pathways for qualified buyers and operators to access premium business aviation assets.
Kevin Wargo, CEO of Sky Travel commented :“The timing couldn’t be better to have this level of inventory coming into the marketplace. Our listings represent a very broad range of aircraft sizes and mission profiles, including several newer aircraft. With year-end approaching, we believe these aircraft will create compelling opportunities for buyers looking for both value and availability.”
The Q4 inventory is expected to include:
Aircraft-specific details, including specifications, pricing guidance, and market availability, will be released progressively throughout the campaign. Qualified buyers, operators, dealers, and brokerage firms wishing to access aircraft prior to public marketing are encouraged to contact the Sky Travel sales team for advance consideration.
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