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Corporate jets · Airliner cabin

Airbus ACJ for Sale

Airbus Corporate Jets (ACJ) are Airbus airliners built and certified as private and government aircraft. The current range runs from the ACJ TwoTwenty, with up to 18 passengers and 5,650 nm, to the widebody ACJ350, with 25 passengers and up to 10,800 nm. Older models, such as the ACJ318, ACJ319 and ACJ340, trade on the pre-owned market.

ICCJET sources ACJs for private owners, corporations, government flights and charter operators, new from the Airbus range or pre-owned.

Current availability. For the Airbus ACJ, ICCJET has up to 5 on-market aircraft and at least 1 off-market aircraft. Contact us for a consultation: tell us your missions, year range and budget, and we will show you the ones that fit. Confirmed requests, for example with proof of funds, are processed first.

Request an Airbus ACJ

At a glance

Key figures

5,650 to 10,800 nm
Range, current models
8 to 25
Passengers at full range
73 to 270 m²
Cabin floor area
1999
First ACJ delivered
136
ACJs in service, November 2022

Full Airbus ACJ specifications, history and comparisons

Market snapshot

ACJ fleet today

In service 136 corporate jets (November 2022)
By model ACJ319: 69 · ACJ320: 23 · ACJ318: 20 · ACJ340: 8 · ACJ330: 7 · ACJ350: 4 · ACJ321: 3 · ACJ TwoTwenty: 2
No longer built ACJ318 and ACJ340: the A318 and A340 airliners are out of production, so these are pre-owned only
Current range ACJ TwoTwenty, ACJ319neo, ACJ320neo, ACJ330neo, ACJ350
What this means A small fleet spread over many models: few aircraft of any one model change hands, and many deals happen before a listing appears

Source: public fleet data, November 2022. ICCJET confirms live availability, online and offline, for each request.

Buyer checklist

What to check before you buy an Airbus ACJ

  1. Engines. Each engine has its own records. Check life-limited parts (LLP) remaining, the last shop visit and the next one due, engine by engine.
  2. Heavy maintenance. Date and findings of the last heavy check and what falls due next. On a low-utilisation VIP aircraft, calendar limits often come before hour limits.
  3. VIP cabin. Who completed the cabin and when, the approval of the cabin installation, its weight and the condition of every system: galley, showers, connectivity, in-flight entertainment.
  4. Additional centre tanks. How many tanks are installed and approved. They set the real range of the aircraft: the ACJ319neo takes up to 5, the ACJ320neo up to 4.
  5. Records. Back-to-birth records, airworthiness directives and service bulletins, damage and repair history, and the cabin modification records.
  6. Private or commercial use. A cabin approved for private flights may need work before commercial charter under an operating certificate. Agree the intended use first.
  7. Registration and transition. Plan delivery conditions, certificate of airworthiness and change of registry early. Compare 21 aircraft registries.

Choosing

Which ACJ fits your mission?

ACJ TwoTwenty

Passengersup to 18
Range5,650 nm (10,500 km)
Flight timeover 12 h
Cabin floor area73 m²
Length35.0 m

ACJ319neo

Passengers8
Range6,750 nm (12,500 km)
Flight timeover 15 h
Cabin floor area83 m²
Length33.84 m

ACJ320neo

Passengers25
Range6,000 nm (11,100 km)
Flight timeover 13 h
Cabin floor area96 m²
Length37.57 m

ACJ330neo

Passengers25
Range10,400 nm (19,300 km)
Flight timeover 21 h
Cabin floor area216 to 243 m²
Length58.82 m (-800)

ACJ350

Passengers25
Rangeup to 10,800 nm (20,000 km)
Flight timeup to 22 h
Cabin floor area270 m² (-900)
Length66.8 m (-900)

Passengers are the number carried at the quoted range. The narrowbody ACJs cover most intercontinental city pairs; the ACJ319neo has the longest range of the three. The widebody ACJ330neo and ACJ350 fly nonstop between almost any two cities, with two to three times the cabin area.

Also consider

Alternatives on ICCJET

Process

How a purchase works with ICCJET

  1. Brief. Missions, routes, seat count, budget, delivery date.
  2. Search. The online market and the offline market.
  3. Shortlist. Records review of every candidate, engine by engine.
  4. Offer. Letter of intent and deposit. Escrow available, in fiat or cryptocurrency (USDT, BTC, ETH).
  5. Inspection. Physical inspection and records audit at the facility you choose.
  6. Closing. Bill of sale, delivery, change of registry.

FAQ

Airbus ACJ for sale: questions

How much does an Airbus ACJ cost?

The price depends on the model, age, engine condition, the next heavy check and the cabin. ICCJET gives a current indication for each aircraft on request.

Which ACJ has the longest range?

The ACJ350: up to 10,800 nm (20,000 km) and up to 22 hours with 25 passengers. Among the narrowbodies, the ACJ319neo flies 6,750 nm with 8 passengers.

How many passengers does an ACJ carry?

At full range: 8 in the ACJ319neo, up to 18 in the ACJ TwoTwenty, 25 in the ACJ320neo, ACJ330neo and ACJ350. Shorter missions allow more seats.

Can I still buy an ACJ318 or ACJ340?

Yes, pre-owned. Both are out of production because the A318 and A340 airliners are no longer built.

Can ICCJET offer an Airbus ACJ that is not advertised?

Yes. Alongside up to 5 on-market aircraft, ICCJET has at least 1 off-market Airbus ACJ. Details on off-market aircraft are shared on request. Confirmed requests are processed first.

ICCJET

Aircraft broker since 2012

We work both markets at once. The online market is what everyone sees. The offline market is where many of the best aircraft change hands, before a listing ever appears.

Online market

WhatPublicly listed aircraft
Our workWe track the listings and check each aircraft before you see it

Offline market

WhatAircraft sold privately, never advertised
Our workReached through 30,000+ contacts: airlines, owners, operators, MRO

Information on offline aircraft is shared on request.