Notice to the Aviation Market – Aircraft T7-PSJ
BLACKLIST.AERO would like to inform industry participants about outstanding operational debts associated with aircraft T7-PSJ (Gulfstream IV-SP, MSN 1251).
According to documented information provided by the service provider, unpaid invoices for operational services — including fuel and ground handling — currently exceed EUR 150,000. Despite repeated attempts to resolve the matter amicably, the operator has remained unresponsive for several months.
We have also received indications that the aircraft may currently be located in Florida (KOPF) and could be undergoing maintenance or preparation related to a potential sale or ownership transfer.
In this regard, we advise all market participants to exercise appropriate due diligence when engaging with this aircraft.
This notice is particularly addressed to:
• FBOs and service providers
• Aircraft brokers and intermediaries
• Escrow and title companies
• Maintenance and inspection facilities
We encourage all parties involved in any potential transaction, servicing, or operational support related to T7-PSJ to take into account the existence of an unresolved financial debt.
BLACKLIST.AERO remains available to provide supporting documentation to relevant stakeholders if required.
Alex Melnychenko, Operations Director at BLACKLIST.AERO
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