• Airliners

• Freighters

• Long Range Corporate Jets

• Medium Range Corporate Jets

• Small Corporate Jets

• TwinTurboprops

• Single Turboprops

• Light Piston Twins

• Light Singles

• Helicopters

The convenience of having an aircraft available to fly you where you need to
go is an addictive experience.
But keeping that aircraft flying is a challenging commitment, and its management is a daily task.

Operating an aircraft involves the cooperation of the aircraft owner, operator (or manager), and the passengers.

In some rare cases these roles are
fulfilled by the same person. However,
in today's complex business world most aircraft owners have no ambition to become aviation experts.

They recognise the value of focusing on their own areas of expertise, and prefer to hire dedicated experts to handle their aviation interests.

Aircraft management is a complex exercise and commercial aviation is
such a demanding and regulated environment that it would be very difficult to imagine owning and
managing your own aircraft on
a part-time basis.