Going lease rates
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sheephunter
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Going lease rates
Can anyone tell me what the going dry lease rates are for C180 / 185 on floats?
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lost in the north
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Re: Going lease rates
I'd let my 185 go for 100.00 per hour,its a IO-550,and gross of 3525....
Re: Going lease rates
Just a thought, but with the dollar so strong, beaver prices are down and you might find a beaver our there for pretty much the same price. pm if you are interested.
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Re: Going lease rates
Polar One, you can't mean getting a Beaver for $100.00/hr. Do you??
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lost in the north
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I was offered 165 per hour for my beaver,but its going to be to nice to lease out.
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Re: Going lease rates
My completely overhauled (new engine, prop, avionics, paint, etc) 182 on Aerocet Amphibs and IO-550 leases for $3000/month plus $35/hr. On a 100 hr month that's $6500 or $65/hr.
http://www.SeaplaneAdventures.ca
http://www.SeaplaneAdventures.ca
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Re: Going lease rates
kevinski18, I just went through your web site, just wondering what the usefull load is on that 182 with those amphib's on it?
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sheephunter
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Re: Going lease rates
Kevinsky18, thanks. That is exactly the answer form I was looking for.
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Seaplanes West has a gross weight STC for the 182 on Aerocets that takes it up to 3360lbs. Giving over 1200lbs useful load on straights and over 1000lbs useful on amphibs.Northern Flyer wrote:kevinski18, I just went through your web site, just wondering what the usefull load is on that 182 with those amphib's on it?
They have three models approved already.
link to gross weight increase of 3360lbs for C182 aircraft.
http://www.seaplaneswest.com/news.html
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Re: Going lease rates
Just wondering how that is possible if you have to cover: prop, engine, amphib float servicing reserves and insurance?? Not to mention, wear and tear on everything as well as the outlay of cash for the asset?On a 100 hr month that's $6500 or $65/hr.
What is not included your above rate?
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Re: Going lease rates
He has to give a deal for people to get around flying a plane with a pink stripe. 
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kevinsky18 wrote:My completely overhauled (new engine, prop, avionics, paint, etc) 182 on Aerocet Amphibs and IO-550 leases for $3000/month plus $35/hr. On a 100 hr month that's $6500 or $65/hr.
http://www.SeaplaneAdventures.ca
What would an amphibian caravan lease for and what are we expect to pay to the lessor? What would be the minimum lease time and maximum lease time?
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Re: Going lease rates
2% of the aircraft value is a pretty standard industry guideline for monthly lease rates.
Most leases now will be based on an hourly figure, with a minimum usage. An annual minimum could be anywhere from 400 to 700 hrs. If you are planning on a 200 summer you are going to want to shop around for a lease that fits that usage.
Most leases now will be based on an hourly figure, with a minimum usage. An annual minimum could be anywhere from 400 to 700 hrs. If you are planning on a 200 summer you are going to want to shop around for a lease that fits that usage.
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Thanks Phillyfan for the note.
so for a million dollar machine (caravan) were looking at $20000 a month and would you pay an hourly fee on top of that to cover the TBO.
That's a pretty expensive lease for a caravan.
thanks for the update
so for a million dollar machine (caravan) were looking at $20000 a month and would you pay an hourly fee on top of that to cover the TBO.
That's a pretty expensive lease for a caravan.
thanks for the update
phillyfan wrote:2% of the aircraft value is a pretty standard industry guideline for monthly lease rates.
Most leases now will be based on an hourly figure, with a minimum usage. An annual minimum could be anywhere from 400 to 700 hrs. If you are planning on a 200 summer you are going to want to shop around for a lease that fits that usage.
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Re: Going lease rates
I've been away at camp for the past 7 or 8 weeks and appreciate the feedback. Unfortunately I ran out of time to do anything for this year as I started my research too late. Is there anyone out there offering a 6-8 week lease with 100 hr. minimum?
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Hi Sheepsheephunter wrote:Kevinsky18, what would your minimum lease be, how many months.
Sadly Kevinsky18 will not be answering, he lost his life last year in an aircraft accident.
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Re: Going lease rates
Truly sorry and have edited my post accordingly. Thanks to those of you that PM'd
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[quote]so for a million dollar machine (caravan) were looking at $20000 a month and would you pay an hourly fee on top of that to cover the TBO.[/quote]
No, Component overhaul is generally in the hands of the owner.
I have a Caravan Lease. Let me dig it up and give you the numbers.
No, Component overhaul is generally in the hands of the owner.
I have a Caravan Lease. Let me dig it up and give you the numbers.
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first I'ts terrible to hear about kevinsky and may his family and friends remember him very fondly. Life is too short and when things like this happen too early to someone it sucks.
thank you phillyfan and looking forward to getting that info from you. So you would only pay let's say the $20K a month and no hourly fee to cover for the engine.
thanks
thank you phillyfan and looking forward to getting that info from you. So you would only pay let's say the $20K a month and no hourly fee to cover for the engine.
thanks
phillyfan wrote:No, Component overhaul is generally in the hands of the owner.so for a million dollar machine (caravan) were looking at $20000 a month and would you pay an hourly fee on top of that to cover the TBO.
I have a Caravan Lease. Let me dig it up and give you the numbers.


