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Sales Record Page 1 of 19 AIRCRAFT SALES RECORD PAGE 1 OF 19 Lear 24B 255 WALTER GADDI Citation II 13 HUSKY OIL Citation 500 79 JET FLEET Citation 500 109 ANDERSON FARMS Citation ISP 381 COCA-COLA Lear 25 6 MORGAN/ROURKE Citation 500 15 CHIRSTNER Bell 212 703 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Citation I 361 DON LOVE AIRCRAFT SALES, INC. MU-2J 651 FRED GARNER/SIERRA KING Merlin IIB 109 MONCRIEF Citation 500 267 IRON WORKS Citation 500 140 SANDERS LEAD Citation ISP 466 GOV. FIGUEREO Citation II 84 ROPER/RINIO OF TEXAS Citation 500 310 FRED JONES MFG. Citation 500 132 DON LOVE AIRCRAFT SALES, INC. Citation 500 274 EAGLE PASS Citation ISP 10 TLS AVIATION Citation III 9 BREN COMPANY Citation II 13 HUSKY OIL Beech 65-90 LU-41 MONARCH Citation 500 135 BROWNING FERRIS IND. Lear 24B 155 JIM HUNDLEY THUNDERBIRD AIRWAYS Citation ISP 94 CRAIN COMMUNICATIONS King Air BB-135 EDMUNDS/MIAMI BROWN Cessna 172 17267482 P&L LEASING Cessna Cardinal DANNY CHRISTOPHER Citation ISP 519 RYAN AVIATION Citation 500 135 BROWNING FERRIS IND. Citation 500 252 SKYLAR PHILLIPS Citation 500 170 SKAGGS (AMERICAN STORES CO.) Citation ISP 30 CAMERON IRON WORKS Citation ISP 486 BITTERMAN (L&B DODGE, INC.) Citation II 71 OMNI Citation II 75 OMNI Citation III 19 BARRY HON Citation II 159 OMNI Citation II 160 OMNI Citation II 177 BUSINESS AVIATION Citation I 520 ATLANTIC AERO Citation I 510 TEXAS EASTERN Citation ISP 521 SALEM CARPET MILLS Jetstar 8 5147 SKAGGS (AMERICAN STORES CO.) Citation I 475 ATLANTIC AERO Citation II 125 PETROLITE Electra L-188A 1068 LESTER INDUSTRIES Electra L-188C EVERGREEN Citation ISP 13 BILL JONES Citation 500 120 BUSINESS AVIATION Citation 500 25 RYAN AVIATION Citation 500 135 RYAN AVIATION Citation III 14 HOME OIL Falcon 20E 302 EL PASO NATURAL GAS Citation II 550 10 A.E.STALEY MFG. COMPANY Sabreliner 40A 135 SANDERS LEAD Aviation Place | 97 Village Lane, Suite 300 | Colleyville, TX 76034 | P: 817.283.2826 | F: 817.267.4805 | www.jackprewitt.com AIRCRAFT SALES RECORD PAGE 2 OF 19 Lear 24B 155 JIM HUNDLEY/THUNDERBIRD ARWY. Citation ISP 94 CRAIN COMMUNICATIONS King Air BB135 EDMUNDS/MIAMI BROWNING FERRIS Citation 500 170 RALEIGH DURHAM AVIATION Citation 500 4 PENN AIRE Lear 35A 173 OMNI King Air 200 BB364 GOVERNOR OF CHIAPAS King Air B100 BB034 PJ CORPORATION CLARK EQUIPMENT Commander 690B 11519 LONE STAR GROWTHCERAMICA Citation 500 251 GOVERNOR OF QUINTANA ROO Diamond I 18 OVERLAKE FUND Diamond I 3 ROY CARVER Citation II 181 S&H JET SERVICES Citation II 182 CAMERON IRON WORKS Lear 25D 250 COPPERWELD Citation ISP 30 LUSKAR, CANADA Jetstar 731 5062 JOHANNESBURG, S. AFRICA (TRIOMF) Citation II 191 MSF ASSOCIATES Citation ISP 95 AVALADOR GARCIA (PUERTO VALLARTA TAXI) Jetstar 8 5048 MAI DERIBE Beech C-90 L5783 GEORGE HAWN Citation III 14 CASTOR TRADING COMPANY King Air 200 BB745 OH MATERIALS Bell 206B 3 KENT ROCKWELL Citation II 227 AMICA INSURANCE Citation II 229 THE BENDIX CORPORATION Falcon 10 114 A.E.STALEY MFG. COMPANY Jetstar 8 5147 APEX OIL COMPANY Falcon 20F 393 A.E.STALEY MFG. COMPANY Citation II 236 F.W.S. CATTLE COMPANY Falcon 20D 237 TAG AERONAUTICS Citation II 239 PEARSON AMERICAN Citation II 249 GOVENOR OF QUINTAS ROO Lear 35A 393 OMNI (KNOELL) Falcon 20F 426 TOMLINSON INTERESTS Citation ISP 104 W.F. WILBUR, JR. (MID AMERICA CANNING) Citation ISP 585 MORAN BROTHERS Citation ISP 584 M.S. STAVOLA Citation ISP 570 W.R. GRACE King Air E-90 LW94 AVENSA AIRLINES Citation II 284 DIAMOND SHAMROCK Challenger 37 A.E.STALEY MFG. COMPANY Citation II 265 PEMEX Citation II 304 PEMEX Citation II 355 PEMEX Lear 35A 310 HAMILTON BROTHERS Cessna 500 150 COWAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Diamond I 22 LINCOLN PROPERTIES Jetstar 8 5091 FOUR STAR INTERNATIONAL, INC. Gulfstream II 46 CEASAR’S WORLD Cessna 421 CC442 HERITAGE OIL & GAS COMPANY Citation ISP 119 MINNESOTA AUTOMOTIVE Citation II 349 ABERCROMBIE INTERESTS Citation II 339 RALEIGH DURHAM AVIATION Lear 25D N94MJ GOVERNOR OF CHIAPAS Boeing 727-100 20096 DIAMOND SHAMROCK Aviation Place | 97 Village Lane, Suite 300 | Colleyville, TX 76034 | P: 817.283.2826 | F: 817.267.4805 | www.jackprewitt.com AIRCRAFT SALES RECORD PAGE 3 OF 19 Diamond I 12 CAMPBELL TAGGART/OMNI Citation II 550 A.E.STALEY MFG. COMPANY Gulfstream III 361 ITT Lear 35A 394 KNOELL Lear 25D 249 AERO CENTER Citation II 210 WALSTON AIR BUSINESS (PACCAR, INC.) Citation ISP N617CC B&R INSPECTION & EQUIP. COMPANY Baron B 58P TJ295 ELIA AUTO SERVICE Great Lakes 4011L AMERICAN AVIATION, FLORIDA Citation II 185 EZ SERV, INC. (AMERICAN JET) Cessna 421 CIII N6249X HAYES FOOD PRODUCTS Bonanza A36 N256RE WAYNE TILLETT AIRCRAFT SALES, INC. Citation 500 307 SANDERS LEAD COMPANY, INC. Cessna 310 655 JIM ALLEE King Air E-90 LW292 MINNESOTA AUTOMOTIVE Citation ISP 646 W.R. GRACE King Air 200 BB439 MCLAIN FOODS King Air 200 BB1027 DONDI GROUP King Air A-100 B115 COORS DISTRIBUTION Citation ISP 19 ROY BROWNING Sabreliner 40-6 42 JOHN RHODES/AIR CAPITAL AIRCRAFT SALES Commander 685 12044 AQUATIC POOLS, INC. Citation II 232 LAND, SEA, AIR LEASING Jetstar 8 300AG PRINCE TURKI BIN NASSER Sabreliner 40A 136 SPENDTHRIFT FARMS Hawker 125-400 768 BLOODSTOCK RESEARCH Lear 25B 152 CNS DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, INC. King Air E-90 N2043W SOUTHLAND ROYALTY COMPANY 414 Chancellor 414A0458 ROBERT K. SHYROC Challenger 78 DAN LASSITER Lear 25D 291 GARRY WEBER & TOM W. WHITE Lear 25D 308 RDS ENTERPRISES, INC. Hawker 125-600 256009 RICHARD STRAUSS Hawker 125-1A 25931 JIM DIFFERWIERTH Lear 35A 391 RICHARD ROGERS Lear 25D 314 BERNIE ECCELSTONE Citation ISP 227 COLUMBUS FOUNDRIES Gulfstream III 388 SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Lear 25D 277 WINN EXPLORATION COMPANY, INC. Lear 35A 104 LOUISIANA PACIFIC CORPORATION Lear 24B 196 PAUL BRYANT Falcon 20F 366 BURLINGTON NORTHERN Hawker 125-1A 25031 BARNHARD COMPANY Lear 35A 45 FINNIS F. CONNER Westwind I 283 UNITED COAL COMPANY Marquise 772 COMM DATA NETWORK King Air 200 BB470 HIGH & MIGHTY AIRCRAFT COMPANY Fairchild F27F 79 CHAMPION SPARK PLUG Citation III 7 DIAMOND SHAMROCK Hawker 125-700 278 DONDI GROUP Falcon 20F 355 GATES RUBBER COMPANY Jetstar 731 5070 A.G. SPANOS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Hawker 125-700 25701 SILICONE VALLEY EXPRESS Citation II 290 LLOYD AVIATION JET CHARTER Gulfstream II 9 MAYACOMAS Lear 35A 370 MARSHALL R. YOUNG OIL COMPANY Aviation Place | 97 Village Lane, Suite 300 | Colleyville, TX 76034 | P: 817.283.2826 | F: 817.267.4805 | www.jackprewitt.com AIRCRAFT SALES RECORD PAGE 4 OF 19 Citation 500 83 U.S. TURBINE AIRCRAFT SALES King Air BE-200 BB359 GANTT AVIATION Falcon 10 151 AMCA INTERNATIONAL, INC. Convair 580 157 AVENSA AIRLINES Lear 24B 222 RICH DOUGLAS Jetstar II 5202 KANEB SERVICES Citation II 261 LAIDLAW TRANSPORTATION LTD. Hawker 125-1A-731 25038 KIMFIBERS, LTD. Lear 35A 261 CORPORATE AIR, INC. DC-9-33F 47363 AIRBORNE EXPRESS DC-9-15 45718 K C AVIATION Lear 35A 246 BRANSCOME INVESTMENTS Citation II 239 DWIGHT STUART Falcon 10 109 ENSERCH CORPORATION Lear 24B/XR 215 TORCH LEWIS & COMPANY Citation II 167 DUNCAN AIRCRAFT SALES OF FLORIDA, INC. Lear 35A 55 ARIZONA JET Lear 35A 336 JAMES RIVER CORPORATION Lear 35A 328 AMERADA HESS King Air F-90 LA176 STEVENS AVIATION, INC. Citation ISP 211 BENETO, TAYLOR, & DUNMORE Hawker BH 400/731 766 AMERICAN HEALTHCARE MANGEMENT Citation II 265 SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE Lear 35A 67 DELTA JET Citation II 230 RITE AID CORPORATION Lear 35A 154 RAMSEY GILLIAM Jetstar II 5204 KAISER STEEL Jetstream MKII 202 JET AIRE AIRLINES, INC. Jetstream MKII 214 JET AIRE AIRLINES, INC. Hawker 125-400/731 25272 BRIDLEWOOD FARMS Hawker 125-700 232 HOUSTON NATURAL GAS COMPANY King Air 200 BB312 TRANSAIR-FRANCE Lear 35A 589 TAXI AEREO GRENDENE, LTD. Citation ISP 191 RUSTY REYNOLDS, DICK OSBURN Citation II 93 EMJ CORP. & DBL OF W. VIRGINIA, INC. King Air E-90 LW162 STEVENS AVIATION, INC. Lear 25B 118 A. KEITH WEBER Lear 24D 259 AUTO LEASING CORP Falcon 10 29 OLD COURT SAVINGS & LOAN Lear 35A 140 A.R. DILLARD, JR. Hawker 125-1A 25082 WILEY SANDERS TRUCK LINES, INC. Citation II 239 PETROLITE CORPORATION King Air E-90 LW152 ZOND SYSTEMS, INC. Lear 24 171 MICHAEL CASS King Air A-100 B176 THE LOWELL DUNN COMPANY Gulfstream I 109 HORIZON AIRLINES Lear 24B 219 TRANSAIR-FRANCE Gulfstream II 98 HARBOR LAND COMPANY Westwind I 313 SFT AVIATION Citation 500 277 E. JULIAN DAVIS Hawker BH 400/731 766 WOODLAND PARK MEDICAL PLAZA, INC MU2-B-20 177 BUSH FIELD AIRCRAFT COMPANY King Air A-100 206 AIR EAST, INC. Lear 35A 322 JETSTREAM COMPANY Lear 35A 121 JAMES HALDAN Gulfstream II 229 FIRST JERSEY SECURITIES, INC Aviation Place | 97 Village Lane, Suite 300 | Colleyville, TX 76034 | P: 817.283.2826 | F: 817.267.4805 | www.jackprewitt.com AIRCRAFT SALES RECORD PAGE 5 OF 19 Lear 35A 417 CONTACTAIR Westwind I 287 LEPRINO FOODS Citation II 250 STEPHEN T. BENETO, JR. Gulfstream I 61 STREAM AVIATION Citation 501 211 SPECTRUM AIR SERVICES, INC. Hawker 125-700A 253 GREAT LAKES HOLDINGS Diamond I 12 BROWNING & ASSOCIATES (MITSUBISHI) Lear 35A 166 ANHEUSER-BUSCH COMPANIES, INC. Lear 25B/XR 139 HINSON & PFEFFER Citation III 7 LAIDLAW TRANSPORTATION LTD. Citation 501 98 MICHAEL F. PALUMBO Gulfstream III 302 RUPERT MURDOCH Lear 24B 226 NATIONAL JET CHARTER, INC. Sabreliner 40EL 77 INDUSTRIES INVESTMENT CO. Lear 35A 442 HALL REAL ESTATE CORPORATION Lear 35A 114 INTERNATIONAL LEASE FINANCE CORPORATION Citation II 261 MILLER WESTERN INDUSTRIES LTD. Hawker 125-700A 226 HOLIDAY INNS Lear 35A 304 G.A.C., INC. Sabreliner 40 67 C.L. FRATES & COMPANY Citation 501 179 VISALIA AIRMOTIVE Lear 35A 218 THOMSON HELICOPTERS, INC.
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