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Import Process

This is how we bring an aircraft from abroad into Argentina. We handle every legal, technical and administrative step — for buyers and for the aircraft owners we work with.

Currently Listed for Import

These are examples of aircraft our international partners have listed with us. Have an aircraft to sell into this market?

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✓ Available Cessna 340 Cessna 340 - final view

Cessna 340

Year: 1973 | 🇺🇾 Uruguay

TTAF 7,768 hrs
Price USD 120k
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✓ Available Cirrus SR22-G5 Cirrus SR22-G5 - alternate view

Cirrus SR22-G5

Year: 2015 | 🇺🇸 Fresno, California

TTAF 1,521 hrs
Price USD 550k
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✓ Available Cessna 310R Cessna 310R - alternate view

Cessna 310R

Year: 1976 | 🇫🇷 France

TTAF 8,825 hrs
Price EUR 295k
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✓ Available Pilatus PC-12/45 Pilatus PC-12/45 - alternate view

Pilatus PC-12/45

Year: 2000 | 🇺🇸 Visalia, California

TTAF 5,614 hrs
Price USD 3.3M
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✓ Available Beechcraft King Air B200 Beechcraft King Air B200 - alternate view

Beechcraft King Air B200

Year: 2003 | 🇺🇸 Fargo, North Dakota

TTAF 9,249 hrs
Price USD 2.2M
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From listing to registration

The Process, Step by Step

1

Buyer Matching

We match aircraft listed with us to qualified buyers in Argentina based on technical profile and budget.

2-3 months
2

Inspection & Contract

Pre-purchase technical inspection, terms negotiation and international contract drafting under Incoterms.

1-2 months
3

ANAC Paperwork

Registration with ANAC (Argentina's civil aviation authority), airworthiness certificate, import permits and complete technical documentation.

1-2 months
4

Transport & Insurance

All-risk transport insurance, air or ferry-flight delivery, and logistics coordination from your location to destination.

1 month
5

Delivered & Flying

Why Partner With Fly It

Legal Expertise

Our partners are active airline Captains. We know every regulation, every procedure and every authority involved on the Argentine side.

Full Transparency

Open costs, clear timeline. You know exactly where your listing stands in the process, with no hidden surprises.

Proven Track Record

20 aircraft imported. Clients across Argentina and Latin America operating successfully for years.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of aircraft do you bring into Argentina?

Single-engine, twin-engine and turboprop aircraft, mainly general aviation, operational and light commercial types.

How long does the full process take?

8-12 months on average, from listing to delivery. It depends on how quickly we match a buyer, negotiation speed, and ANAC's current workload. Every aircraft is different.

Do you charge a commission to list an aircraft?

We'll walk you through our terms directly once you get in touch — costs and fees are always disclosed up front, with no hidden surprises.

What documentation do I need to provide as a seller?

Aircraft logbooks, maintenance records, current registration and airworthiness documents. We guide you through exactly what's needed once you list your aircraft.

Have an Aircraft to Sell Into This Market?

Tell us about your aircraft. We'll give you a no-obligation assessment within 48 hours.

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