Three paths to ownership at AeroVision. Full-service management, our fleet leaseback program, and a fractional ownership program designed to make a complicated arrangement actually simple. White-glove service across all three.
Most people who buy an airplane discover, somewhere around the third invoice from a third vendor, that they have not bought an airplane. They have bought a part-time job. Maintenance schedules. Insurance renewals. Pilot services. Hangar coordination. Flight planning. Trip logistics. None of it is what they signed up for, and none of it is what flying is supposed to feel like.
AeroVision exists for the owner who wants the opposite. You fly. We handle everything else. Whether you own outright, lease your aircraft back into our fleet, or own a fraction of one of ours, the relationship is the same. White-glove service from the hangar that already knows your name.
Whether you already own an aircraft, are looking to buy your first, or want the benefits of ownership without buying a whole airplane, there is a path. Each is run by the same team, out of the same hangar, with the same standard of service.
We manage any Cirrus aircraft, current generation or not. SR20, SR22, SR22T, Vision Jet. The relationship starts with a conversation about how you fly and what you want owning to feel like, and the operating plan is built around your answers.
The mechanics of management are the part most firms quote on. The white-glove trip planning is the part nobody else does. That is where AeroVision is different.
Routine inspections, unscheduled work, parts coordination, and the relationships with maintenance providers we trust. You see clean reports. We handle the rest.
Insurance renewals, registration, FAA and state requirements, and the paperwork that comes with all of it. Tracked, managed, and never your problem.
Whether you fly your own airplane or want a CSIP or TCI pilot for the trips you would rather sit back on, the right pilot is on the schedule whenever you need one.
Tell us where you want to go. We build the plan. Routes, fuel stops, weather contingencies, and the kind of preparation that lets you focus on the flight, not the logistics.
Hotel recommendations and bookings. Rental cars and ground transportation. Restaurant suggestions in cities you have not been to. The trip handled the way a concierge would handle it.
Customs paperwork for Canada, the Caribbean, and beyond. eAPIS filings, decal renewals, and the international flight prep most owners would rather not figure out alone.
If you own a current-generation Cirrus SR, the Fleet Program is the version of leaseback that actually makes ownership math work. Your aircraft joins our managed rental and instructional fleet, and earns revenue every hour we put on it on behalf of someone else.
Most owners who fly a few hundred hours a year find that leaseback is the difference between ownership being a luxury and ownership being a sensible decision. The math, more often than not, is on your side.
Fractional ownership has always promised the upside of ownership without the full price tag. The reality is usually different. Finding co-owners. Coordinating their calendars. Maintenance windows nobody wants. Politics about who gets what weekend. We rebuilt fractional ownership to remove all of it.
We cap fractional aircraft at four owners. Enough to make the math work, few enough that the calendar never feels like a lottery.
Each owner gets a set number of hours over a three-year period. Fly them when you want, in the patterns that match your life, not someone else's calendar.
Brand-new, current-generation Cirrus SR airplanes and Vision Jets. The newest hardware, with all the AeroVision white-glove service included.
Here is the part most fractional programs cannot match. Your aircraft is part of the AeroVision Fleet Program, which means your hours are not tied to a single tail number. Own a fraction of a new SR22T? Your allocated hours are good across every SR22T in the program. Own a fraction of a Vision Jet? Your hours are good across the Vision Jet fleet.
The result is that the things that ruin most fractional programs simply do not happen here. Your airplane is in maintenance? Take a different one. Another owner has the airplane this weekend? Take a different one.
The right ownership structure for you depends on how you fly, how often, and what you want owning to feel like. The wrong ownership structure is any one that turns flying into a chore. Whether the answer is full management, the Fleet Program, or fractional ownership, the promise is the same.
Tax depreciation, financial efficiency, the math of ownership, all of that is real and worth doing properly. But it is not the point. The point is access to an airplane and the kind of life that comes with it. We handle the math, the logistics, and the headaches. You handle the throttle.
Every ownership conversation at AeroVision starts the same way. Tell us how you fly, how often, and where you see this going. We will tell you which path fits, what the math actually looks like, and how to get from where you are to where you are heading.