Shared Ownership

 

Enjoy maximum efficiency and luxury of private travel
at a fraction of the cost.

 

 

 

Shared Ownership 

 

Shared Ownership of an aircraft allows individuals or companies to own a share of an aircraft, rather than bearing the full cost of buying and maintaining one outright.
This ownership structure enables multiple parties to share the expenses and responsibilities associated with operating a private jet, resulting in maximum efficiency at a fraction of the cost. 

Advantages

 

Shared costs

The cost of purchasing, operating and maintaining the aircraft is divided among the owners, which can significantly reduce individual expenses.
This includes costs like maintenance, insurance, crew salaries and hangar fees. 

 

Proportional use

Owners buy a 'share' of the aircraft, which represents a certain number of flight hours per year. The larger the share, the more flight hours you are entitled to use the aircraft. 
These shares are usually sold in increments of 10% with each increment representing 40 hours of flight time annually. 

 

Aircraft access

Owners can use the aircraft based on their share. Blue Sky, a member of ASL Group, is the program manager responsible for scheduling and operations of the aircraft
to ensure all owners have access to their aircraft or an alternative when needed. 

 

Cost efficiency

For those who fly frequently but not enough to justify full ownership of an aircraft, shared ownership offers a more affordable option compared to chartering a jet for every flight.

 

Fleet access

ASL Group's Shared Ownership Program offers acces to a fleet of aircraft, which allows owners to fly different types of jets based on their needs, 
e.g. a smaller jet for regional trips or a larger one for intercontinental travel. The us of another type is simply done by transparant exchange ratios.

 

Management services

Blue Sky, a member of ASL Group, provides full management services, including maintenance, crew hiring and logistics so the owners don't have to handle the day-to-day operations.

 

Flexibility

Shared Ownership offers more flexibility than chartering, as owners can use their aircraft for personal or business travel within the guidelines of their contract. 
It's also more convenient than commercial travel, with the ability to fly private on your own schedule to regional airports closely. 

 

Exchange Ratios