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The Hendrix Family

The Hendrix Family

Aviation grounded in real life.

HX Aviation is our family’s business, and that carries real responsibility. We approach aircraft representation with discipline and care, recognizing the weight of the decisions involved. Our work is shaped by accountability, sound judgment, and the attention required when helping others navigate complex aircraft decisions.

Expertise without ego. Integrity by design.

Our work is guided by a core set of principles that shape how we evaluate aircraft, advise clients, and conduct transactions. These values aren’t slogans; they're practical standards applied daily, especially when situations are complex or pressure is high.

Integrity

Every interaction reflects honesty, clarity, and ethical grounding, ensuring your decisions are based on truth rather than convenience.

Initiative

Progress comes from proactive action, anticipating needs early and responding deliberately as conditions evolve over time and complexity.

Excellence

High standards define every detail, delivering precision, reliability, and execution appropriate for the aviation decisions you’re making.

Stewardship

Your aircraft, investment, and goals are treated with responsibility and care, ensuring decisions remain aligned with long-term value at every step.

Commitment

Long-term dedication shapes the relationship, keeping you informed and supported from the first conversation through final execution.

Trust

Confidence is earned through consistency and an approach oriented toward long-term decisions rather than short-term gains.

HX Intelligence

Clarifies real differences between aircraft models and variants.
Supports better decisions throughout the ownership cycle.

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Listings

1971 Cessna 310Q N187WW on the ramp

1971 Cessna 310Q

N187WW | 310Q0252

Upgraded 310Q with modern Garmin avionics, low-time engines, and digital engine monitoring. Clean interior, complete logbooks, and well-documented maintenance history.

$239,000

HX Aviation logo with a topo background

Glasair Super IIS-FT

N744BH | 2336

2003 Glasair Super IIS-FT with efficient cruise performance and balanced handling. Proven cross-country design currently being prepared for market listing.

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How We Work

Brokerage

HX manages the full lifecycle of aircraft representation, from market entry through closing. Our brokerage process integrates pricing strategy, presentation, buyer engagement, and transaction coordination to reduce friction, protect your time, and guide the sale to a clean, well-executed conclusion.

Valuation

Aircraft values shift with market conditions, configuration, and demand. HX provides valuation support grounded in current market data and model-specific context, helping establish a realistic range that supports informed financing or sale decisions.

Management

HX supports aircraft ownership through coordinated maintenance oversight and day-to-day operational administration. Our role is to manage details deliberately, reduce unnecessary friction, and help ensure the aircraft is cared for consistently over time.

Acquisition

HX supports aircraft acquisition by first clarifying mission requirements, operating considerations, and constraints. We then identify suitable models, evaluate available aircraft, and coordinate negotiations and due diligence to support a well-considered purchase.

Trade

Aircraft missions and requirements change over time. HX supports aircraft trades by coordinating evaluation of the current aircraft, identifying suitable replacements, and managing the transaction structure to ensure an orderly transition between airframes.

We’re Pilots

Every member of the HX team is an FAA-certificated pilot. That shared background informs how we evaluate aircraft, communicate with owners, and approach decisions that carry real operational responsibility.

Frequently Asked
Questions

What are the biggest risks selling an aircraft?

Selling an aircraft carries meaningful risks beyond finding a buyer. Title defects, unqualified inquiries, inspection disputes, and paperwork issues can delay or derail a transaction if they are not addressed early. Our process identifies these blind spots upfront, manages risk deliberately, and keeps the sale moving efficiently toward a clean closing.

How long does it take to sell a plane?

Aircraft sales typically take several months, depending on market conditions and aircraft readiness. We shorten that timeline by going to market only when your aircraft is fully prepared, with a complete sales package and potential obstacles addressed in advance. This disciplined approach improves buyer confidence, reduces friction, and supports a timely, well-executed sale.

What does it cost to broker?

We work on a straightforward fee-only model, so you know exactly what our services cost before we begin. Because our compensation is fixed, every dollar negotiated in the transaction benefits you directly, not us. Our focus remains on disciplined execution and negotiating the best possible outcome for your aircraft.

Can I still fly my plane while it’s listed?

In many cases, yes. We structure listings to accommodate continued operation when it makes sense, while maintaining accurate records and clear disclosures for buyers. Our goal is to balance flexibility for the owner with transparency and confidence for the market.

Aircraft Listings

Currently represented by HX Aviation.

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If you’re considering an aircraft or a transaction, we’re happy to talk through your questions and timing.

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Contact

(903) 705-4523

PO Box 663
Bullard, TX 75757

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