MyFlight Advisor has launched an aircraft management program aimed at private jet owners seeking an alternative to chartering, with more operational control and crew consistency. The Miami-based advisory firm has introduced its ManagedShare program, describing it as a shared lease model that offers predictable budgeting without compromising aircraft value.
Now available in select U.S. metropolitan markets with plans to expand nationwide, ManagedShare is limited to four participants per aircraft, including the owner, under a shared lease structure. Unlike fractional or charter programs, owners retain full authority over how the aircraft is used, managed, and flown. The model is designed to appeal to owners who want to offset costs without entering into co-ownership arrangements or opening the aircraft to broad commercial use.
Each aircraft in the program is supported by a dedicated flight crew, with MyFlight Advisor providing logistical support for scheduling, operations, and service. The company said the structure circumvents the “operational chaos” often associated with charter and fractional use while preserving the reliability of a fixed team and tailored service standards.
“Today’s aircraft owners are asking for something different—something that works financially, operationally, and conveniently,” said Jeff Reis, founder and CEO. “ManagedShare delivers that while avoiding the limitations of traditional charter.”