Guardian Jet has launched Guardian Intelligence, a client-facing business-jet market intelligence platform available through its Vault portal. The service gives owners, buyers, sellers and aviation departments on-demand access to aircraft availability, asking prices, completed-sale data, valuations and market trends, as demand for scarce late-model aircraft supports premiums in some segments.
The platform incorporates nearly 25 years of Guardian Jet’s proprietary aircraft data, technology and advisory expertise. Its reworked Dynamic Market Survey allows users to filter tracked aircraft by model year, total airframe time, asking-price range, equipment and location, while also reviewing individual aircraft details and transaction information.
A Market Insights function uses artificial intelligence to identify and summarise patterns in Guardian Jet’s data for subsequent review with an adviser. The broader platform combines consulting, market, model and transaction intelligence, covering fleet planning, budgeting, ownership structures, aircraft selection and transaction strategy.
Guardian Jet’s third-quarter 2026 market observations indicate that buyers are again paying pandemic-era premiums for sought-after late-model aircraft. The company attributes the premium primarily to availability, as near-new aircraft can be obtained sooner than factory-new aircraft facing lengthy delivery waits. Guardian Intelligence also provides technical, performance, cabin, range and operating-cost information, together with transaction-support documents and 24-hour client access through Vault.