The service matches two like-minded individuals who share ownership of a single airplane.
The service reduces costs while retaining the flexibility of full ownership.
Alternatively, the service will introduce you to like-minded non-owners in your area.
It then helps you acquire the aircraft that best fits your needs.
There are currently 51 co-ownership opportunities divided by nine U.S. regions.
Aircraft breakdown by region
In the Northeast, there are a Pilatus PC-12, a Phenom 300/E, a Falcon 50EX, a Challenger 300, and a Gulfstream G550.
The Southeast has a TBM 850, a Pilatus PC-12, a King Air 350i, a Phenom 300/E, a Gulfstream G150, and a Hawker 900XP.
Florida has a Pilatus PC-12, a Hawker 400XP, a Phenom 300/E, a Challenger 300, and a Gulfstream G550.
The Midwest offers a TBM 850, Pilatus PC-12, Citation CJ3, Phenom 300/E, Hawker 900XP, Sovereign, and a Falcon 2000LX.
In Texas, there are a HondaJet, a Citation CJ2, a Citation XLS, a Hawker 900XP, and a Gulfstream G150.
Currently in the Mountain West are a Vision Jet, a Pilatus PC-12, a Citation CJ3+, an Excel, a Falcon 2000LX, a Gulfstream G450, and a Falcon 7x.
In the Southwest are a Phenom 300/E, Challenger 300, and a Gulfstream G450.
California has an SF50 VisionJet, Pilatus PC-12, Citation Jet, Citation CJ3, Phenom 300/E, Gulfstream G150, Challenger 300 (unique 1/3 opportunity), and a Gulfstream IV-SP.
Finally, in the Pacific Northwest are a Phenom 300/E, Challenger 300, and a Gulfstream G450.
Last year, the company added business aviation veteran Cameron Gowans as it expanded.
Former Beechcraft executive Mark Molloy founded Partners In Aviation.
