Jackson Jet Center has launched an airplane co-ownership program. Under the program, customers can purchase fractional shares of the Pilatus PC-12 and/or the Cessna Citation CJ3+, with options tailored to suit different levels of travel needs. The initiative provides individuals and businesses a cost-effective and flexible alternative for aircraft ownership, the company said.
“Jackson Jet Center is excited to offer a solution that aligns with the needs of today’s flyers,” said David Smith, v-p of charter and management at Jackson Jet. “Our co-ownership program provides an ideal balance of ownership benefits, operational flexibility, and cost transparency, making private aviation more accessible than ever before.”
According to the company, the program is “designed to provide all the benefits of private aircraft ownership without the full financial burden.”
Jackson Jet said it plans to handle all aspects of aircraft management, including maintenance, hangar storage, insurance, pilot salary and management, and scheduling.