For aircraft owners

Put the right details in the first conversation.

Tell us about the aircraft, the share, and the kind of partner you are looking for. Your contact details stay internal for follow-up.

Aircraft opportunity

More detail helps pilots compare a real opportunity. Currency is entered in dollars and stored as integer cents.

01 · Contact

Who should we follow up with?

Owner name

Phone (optional)

02 · Aircraft

Give the aircraft a useful identity.

Year

Make

Model

Opportunity description

03 · Home field

Make the geography searchable.

Airport identifier or name

City

State

Region

Reasonable travel radius (miles)

How far should a partner reasonably travel?

Hangar or tie-down

04 · Economics

Put the cost of access in context.

Share size (%)

Shares available

Buy-in price (USD)

Stored precisely as integer cents.

Monthly dues (optional) (USD)

Hourly operating cost (optional) (USD)

Intended use

05 · Aircraft condition

Give pilots the details they will ask about.

Avionics and equipment

Maintenance

Engine

Propeller

06 · Partnership

Describe how ownership works in practice.

Scheduling and usage rules

Partnership structure

Insurance requirements

07 · Pilot fit

Set qualification expectations early.

Minimum total hours

Required ratings or certificates

Additional qualification notes

08 · Photos

Add a few aircraft photos, if available.

JPG, PNG, GIF, and WebP only. Maximum 20 MB each; photos stay private until the listing is approved.