Chartering with us makes up for all of the disadvantages of fractional ownership.

Aug 21, 2026 · 0:31 · Walkthrough

This video breaks down the fundamental differences between fractional ownership and private jet chartering. It explains the mechanics of owning a share in an aircraft versus the flexibility and accessibility provided by chartering.

Fractional ownership functions similarly to purchasing a portion of an aircraft, where owners divide the purchase price and operating costs. This model typically grants each owner an allotted number of hours annually and allows for depreciation of their share. A significant challenge arises when multiple owners require the aircraft on the same dates, which can lead to situations where owners must charter an additional flight despite their fractional ownership status.

In contrast, private jet chartering offers a streamlined solution. Clients have access to over 3,500 aircraft operating across 170 countries, allowing for on-demand travel. This approach removes the limitations of shared ownership by providing flexible, pay-as-you-go service tailored to individual trip requirements.

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