Aircraft Management
A comprehensive aircraft management program that handles every aspect of ownership — so you enjoy the aircraft while we handle the rest.
From day-to-day operations to long-term strategy, we provide a hands-off ownership experience backed by decades of aviation expertise.
Flight scheduling, crew coordination, fuel management, and trip logistics — handled around the clock by our operations team so every flight departs on time.
FAA regulatory compliance, record-keeping, audit preparation, and airworthiness directives — we keep your aircraft legal and current at all times.
Pilot recruitment, training, scheduling, and payroll. We build and manage a dedicated crew that knows your aircraft and your preferences.
Hull and liability coverage sourced through our aviation insurance network. We negotiate competitive rates and manage renewals, claims, and policy adjustments on your behalf.
Financial reporting, budgeting, vendor management, and expense tracking. Complete transparency into every dollar spent on your aircraft.
Buy-side and sell-side representation backed by market data and deep industry expertise. We source the right aircraft, negotiate terms, and manage pre-buy inspections, closings, and registration.
See the Full Process →Your aircraft doesn't have to sit idle when you're not flying. By participating in our charter program, your aircraft generates revenue that directly offsets the fixed costs of ownership — hangar, crew, insurance, and maintenance.
Charter flights generate income that reduces your net cost of ownership, often significantly.
Detailed monthly reporting shows exactly how your aircraft is performing — revenue, expenses, and utilization at a glance.
Your travel always comes first. Charter availability is scheduled around your flying needs, never the other way around.
Aircraft ownership — particularly when combined with charter program participation — may offer meaningful tax benefits. The following is general educational information; consult a qualified tax professional for guidance specific to your situation.
Aircraft used for business purposes may qualify for accelerated depreciation schedules, including bonus depreciation provisions that allow significant first-year write-offs.
Fuel, maintenance, insurance, hangar, crew salaries, and management fees may be deductible as business expenses when the aircraft is used for qualifying purposes.
Participating in a charter program may enhance the business-use classification of your aircraft, potentially strengthening the tax treatment of ownership-related expenses.
Every managed aircraft is maintained by our FAA Part 145 certified repair station. This means continuity, accountability, and a maintenance team that knows your aircraft inside and out — because they manage it every day.
Inspections, phase checks, and calendar-driven maintenance planned proactively to minimize downtime.
Aircraft-on-ground situations are prioritized immediately. Our maintenance team coordinates repairs and parts sourcing to get you flying again.
Digital maintenance tracking, logbook management, and compliance documentation.
Managed aircraft can participate in our Part 135 charter program, making your aircraft available to vetted charter clients when you're not flying. Your availability preferences are always respected — you set the rules, we handle the rest.
Every charter flight operates under our ARGUS Platinum and Wyvern Wingman certified safety management system — the same standards applied to your personal flights.
Real-time tracking, trip reporting, and revenue statements — always know where your aircraft is and how it's performing.
Buying or selling an aircraft is a transaction with a dozen places to lose money quietly — a mission-mismatched airframe, a pre-buy scoped too narrowly, a records gap that surfaces at closing. We represent buyers and sellers from the first conversation through delivery, and because we also operate and maintain these aircraft, our advice comes from the people who will still be here after the wire clears.
We start with how you actually fly: typical stage lengths, passenger counts, runway and airport constraints, baggage, and international requirements. Then we model the acquisition price against a realistic annual operating budget, so the shortlist is made of aircraft you can afford to fly — not just to buy.
We work both the listed market and the quiet one, reaching owners and operators through our network before an aircraft is ever advertised. Candidates are compared at the serial-number level — pedigree, engine and APU program enrollment, avionics mandate compliance, and damage history.
We structure and negotiate the LOI — price, deposit into a licensed escrow account, inspection scope, delivery condition, and who carries which cost. The terms written here decide how much leverage you have when the pre-buy findings come back, so this is where we spend the time.
We manage the inspection end to end — at our own Part 145 repair station or an authorized service center, whichever is right for the type. We set the scope, attend the inspection, and turn the findings into a discrepancy list that separates airworthiness items from cosmetic ones, each with a cost attached.
Logbook continuity, airworthiness directive compliance, traceability on major components, STC and major-repair documentation, plus a title search and lien releases through our escrow agent. An aircraft with a records gap is worth measurably less — we find it before you own it.
Funds and documents move through a licensed aviation escrow agent. We coordinate the bill of sale and FAA registration — or deregistration and export where the aircraft is coming from abroad — confirm insurance is bound before the ferry flight, and deliver the aircraft to your home base.
Hangar, crew sourcing, initial and recurrent training, and enrollment in our management program. If you want the aircraft to offset its own cost, we add it to our charter program so it can begin generating revenue as soon as it is conformed.
A grounded number, built from current comparables, program status, time remaining before the next major inspection, and what similar aircraft are actually closing at — not asking. We will also tell you when waiting is the better move.
Records organized and digitized, open squawks closed, and near-term inspections weighed. Every discrepancy a buyer's inspection uncovers becomes a price negotiation — the cheapest time to address them is before the aircraft is listed.
Professional photography, a specification sheet that answers the questions buyers actually ask, and placement across the major inventory platforms. For owners who prefer not to advertise, we run a discreet, targeted approach through our operator and broker network instead.
We vet interest before it costs you anything. Demonstration flights, records packages, and downtime go to buyers who have shown they can close — so the aircraft stays available to you while the process runs.
We represent your position through the buyer's inspection, holding the line between genuine airworthiness findings — which are yours to correct — and the wish list that often arrives attached to them.
Escrow, title clearing, lien releases, and the delivery logistics. We work alongside your tax counsel and aviation attorney on structure and delivery location — we coordinate with your advisors rather than standing in for them.
Our Part 145 repair station means pre-buy inspections without waiting in someone else's queue, and a scope written by technicians who answer to you rather than to the deal.
We fly and maintain this equipment daily. The operating numbers we show you come from our own books, not from a manufacturer's brochure.
A Part 135 certificate and a full management program are already in place, so a newly acquired aircraft can be conformed and earning rather than sitting.
Escrow, title, registration, insurance, crew, and hangar are coordinated by the same team through closing and into service. You are not handed off at the wire.
Tell us where you are in the process — whether that's a signed letter of intent or a first look at the market — and we'll take it from there. Every inquiry is handled confidentially.
Whether you're purchasing your first aircraft or looking for a better management solution, our team is ready to build a program tailored to your ownership goals.