Before World Star purchases an airplane, it carefully evaluates the economics of the prospective acquisition. This evaluation includes the "freighter later" assessment of the asset. How and for long it will perform as a cargo aircraft. The company's technical team inspects the aircraft and its engines, assessing installed equipment, certified weights and maintenance condition. The marketing team reviews the industry's current and projected supply-demand characteristics to determine the potential marketability of the aircraft, both a passenger and as a cargo aircraft. The company then weighs the total costs of buying, reconditioning, and leasing the aircraft against the anticipated revenue stream. World Star strives to find economics that are beneficial to all concerned parties: the seller, the buyer, the investor and the leaseholder.