100% Bonus Depreciation · 2026
The Time is Now Elevate your Journey with AlphaJets by AirMart And 100% Bonus Depreciation
Placed in service by December 30, 2026
days left in the 2026 tax year
Acquiring your dream turbine-powered aircraft is about more than just performance.
It’s an intelligent business investment. With the restoration of 100% bonus depreciation, qualified turbine aircraft purchases are more strategic than ever with immediate and substantial tax advantages.
Get an Immediate Impact with 100% Bonus Depreciation.
- 01
Deduct 100% of your aircraft purchase in the first year
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Unlock significant cash-flow advantages through powerful tax savings
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Enjoy unlimited deductions with no dollar cap (unlike Section 179)
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New and pre-owned jets are eligible
2026 Tax Savings by the Numbers
Entry Turboprop
- Typical Investment
- $800,000
- 100% Bonus Depreciation
- $800,000
Potential Tax Savings*$280,000
Light Jet
- Typical Investment
- $2,500,000
- 100% Bonus Depreciation
- $2,500,000
Potential Tax Savings*$875,000
Mid-Size Jet
- Typical Investment
- $8,000,000
- 100% Bonus Depreciation
- $8,000,000
Potential Tax Savings*$2,800,000
*Tax rate is calculated on a combined federal and state tax rate of 35%. Actual benefits vary by individual tax situation.
Aircraft Requirements
- Business use must be >50%
- Minimum 25% use must meet strict business criteria
- Placed in service by December 30, 2026
The AlphaJets Process – Specialized and Service-Oriented
- Step 01
Mission Analysis
Match the right jet with your mission profile
- Step 02
Timeline Planning
Meet placed-in-service requirements with confidence
- Step 03
Trade Evaluation
Maximize the value of your current aircraft
- Step 04
Financing & Insurance Solutions
Seamlessly integrated through our preferred partner, AGL - Aircraft Guarantee & Lending
- Step 05
Delivery & Transition
Every detail coordinated for a smooth hand-off
DISCLAIMER: AlphaJets by AirMart is not a tax advisory firm. All tax information provided is for educational purposes only. Bonus depreciation and aircraft tax strategies involve complex regulations that vary based on individual circumstances, business structure, and tax situation.