Aircrafts

You may not need to buy a helicopter to fly privately. For many seeking private helicopters, fractional ownership solutions may be attractive. A joint ownership agreement is a formally approved agreement where more than one owner shares the operating costs of a single helicopter.

Joint ownership agreements are an attractive alternative, provided you can find a responsible and understanding partner, and you can accept that the aircraft may not always be available when needed. If you find the right co-owners – responsible, honest, and flexible – fractional aircraft ownership will open the door to comfortable and luxurious travel at a significantly lower cost.

Do you fly often? Purchasing your own aircraft with professional Helicentre management may be the best option for you.

Full aircraft ownership provides maximum flexibility and control. It is an excellent choice for those who plan to use the aircraft intensively, as it allows you to freely manage flight schedules and perform maintenance without any restrictions or partner approvals. In addition, the full owner can enjoy complete privacy.

Do you travel only occasionally? On-demand aircraft rental may be the perfect solution for your personal and business trips. Helicopter rental offers flexibility and requires neither upfront nor ongoing capital commitments.  

Lease agreements can also include restrictions on operations, where you can land, and under what conditions you can fly. You generally must schedule flights with more advance notice than a fractional or full ownership program requires, and helicopters may be very difficult to charter (and more costly) during holidays and other peak usage periods.