| Lifecycle | Description |
| In Production | This describes an aircraft that is not yet built, but has been ordered by a manufacturer's customer. When there is not yet an actual serial number assigned by the manufacturer, JETNET will add the aircraft with a mock serial number beginning with TBD (To Be Determined), which will be updated when the actual serial number has been assigned by the manufacturer. |
| New - With Manufacturer | This describes a brand new aircraft that is built, but not yet delivered to its first owner. The aircraft has a serial number and often times has a registration number assigned to it but the manufacturer is still the owner. The aircraft will stay in a Lifecycle Stage of "New - With Manufacturer" until it sells to its first retail user. There may be some history on these aircraft showing it selling from a manufacturer to a distributor or to a financial institution, but it will stay in Lifecycle State "New - With Manufacturer" until it sells to its first retail user. |
| In Operation | This describes aircraft that are currently in use. |
| Retired | This describes aircraft that are no longer in use. These aircraft have been written-off, parted-out, put on display, used for training or other reasons that prevent them from flying. |
| Retired-In Storage | This describes aircraft that are in storage and have retained a registration number. These aircraft may be returned to active operation. |
Reference Table: Lifecycle Definitions
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