Fantasy of Flight attraction near Orlando.

“Each year, the February auctions attract buyers and sellers of equipment to Florida,” said Greg Owens, chairman and CEO of IronPlanet. “We’re very excited to give our customers the opportunity to participate in the Florida winter auctions with the same convenience and confidence they’ve come to know and trust at IronPlanet.”

Featuring equipment from Ring Power and other sellers, items can be previewed starting Feb. 14 both in person at Fantasy of Flight and, just as with every IronPlanet auction, online through detailed inspection reports that come with the IronClad Assurance guarantee. Buyers can place bids online in advance of the sale using IronPlanet’s PriorityBid service. During the four-day auctions, bids may be placed live at Fantasy of Flight or online through a computer, tablet or mobile device.

“We’re bringing the world of IronPlanet to Florida in February,” said Owens. “With equipment onsite, both our global bidders as well as the buyers located in Florida will be able to take advantage of our online auctions and exclusive IronClad Assurance, resulting in better prices for the equipment we sell.”

Consignments for the February auction in Florida are now being accepted. Sellers can auction equipment from their location or Fantasy of Flight.

Fantasy of Flight is located off I-4 at exit 44 in Polk City, southwest of the Orlando International Airport.

For more information, call 888/433-5426 or visit www.ironplanet.com.

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