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Guardian Jet Launches Light Business Aircraft Division
By: Curt Epstein
Caption: The company is well-known in the large aircraft sales segment
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Connecticut-based aircraft brokerage and consulting firm Guardian Jet has launched a division dedicated to light jet and turboprop sales and acquisitions. While the company has long been a major player at the larger aircraft end of the spectrum, this new unit will focus on aircraft popular in the pilot-owner sector such as Cessna Citations, Embraer Phenoms, Beechcraft King Airs, Pilatus PC-12s, and Daher TBMs.
Among the tools it will bring to potential buyers is the ability to list and compare similar makes and models as well as create a cash flow budget to determine which they can afford.
“Expanding our focus to light jets and turboprops allows us to leverage our extensive data and market intelligence on over 150 aircraft models to better serve aircraft owners and operators,” explained Guardian managing partner Mike Dwyer. “Our clients benefit from our comprehensive technical data, market expertise, and professional approach, ensuring they will receive the best value in their aircraft transactions.
Heading up the division are Keegan Dwyer, who has been a part of the company’s sales team since 2019 and was recently promoted to sales director of light jets and turboprops for the Northeast U.S., and Andy Moss, previously regional director for Textron Aviation’s Cessna Caravan and Beechcraft King Air sales in Mexico, who joined the company as sales director of light jets and turboprops for Texas, Mexico, and Central America.