Which one is yours?

It comes down to how much you fly.

Every option here buys you access to an aircraft — the difference is cost, commitment and what sits on your balance sheet. Roughly by annual flight hours, this is where each one wins. We'd rather point you to the right one than sell you the biggest.

Lightest use

Charter

Occasional trips. No fixed cost, no crew, no hangar — you pay per flight and nothing between them.

Charter a flight
Occasional

Jet card & shares

Enough flying to want guaranteed availability, not enough for a whole aircraft. Fixed rate or a fractional stake.

Card or share
Regular use

Air leasing

Dedicated access and a predictable monthly cost, without tying up capital in the asset.

How leasing works
Heavy use

Buy

Past a certain number of hours a year, owning beats every alternative on cost per hour. That's a different desk.

How buying works

Not sure which line you're on?

The Jet Finder settles it in about a minute — tell it how you actually fly and it names the option that fits, honestly.