All AEROMAX, USA appraisals conform to the high ethical standards of the Uniform
Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) standards.

Requirements for a Certified Aircraft Appraisal Report

 Naturally, the most important component of an aircraft appraisal report is the price evaluation. However, the report should also deliver the following:

• A statement of which standards guide the report.
• Certification by the aircraft appraiser that the evaluation is unbiased.
• Certification that the aircraft appraiser’s fee is not contingent upon a predetermined valuation
• A certification that the aircraft appraiser has no connection to the aircraft or any subsequent deal involving the aircraft
• The appraiser’s statement of on-site physical and records examination of the aircraft.
• Explicit calculations that the aircraft appraiser used to derive the value of the aircraft.
• An inventory of the data that the aircraft appraiser used to establish price. 
• Market data related to the craft’s year, make, and model along with two other comparable aircraft
• The length of the report as an indication of the scope and detail of the aircraft appraiser’s work. 
• A senior appraisers signature on the report by the aircraft appraiser attesting to all certifications
  and representations. 

An aircraft appraisal should be a reliable opinion of aircraft’s value using all the information available in a competent manner.