What methods may we use to acquire Government aircraft?

§ 102–33.60 What methods may we use to acquire Government aircraft? Following the requirements of §§ 102–33.50 and 102–33.55, you (or an internal bureau or sub-agency within your agency) may acquire Government aircraft by means including, but not limited to— (a) Purchase; (b) Borrowing from a non-Federal source; (c) Bailment from another executive agency; (d) Exchange/sale; (e) Reimbursable transfer from another executive agency (see §§ 102–36.75 and 102–36.80); (f) Transfer from another executive agency as approved by GSA; (g) Reassignment from one internal bureau or subagency to another within your agency; (h) Transfer of previously forfeited aircraft; (i) Insurance replacement ( i.e., receiving a replacement aircraft); (j) Capital lease; (k) Rent or charter; (l) Contract for full services ( i.e., aircraft plus crew and related aviation services) from a commercial source; or (m) Inter-service support agreements with other executive agencies for aircraft and services.