Except for your ability to fly the plane wherever and whenever you choose, there are a number of tangible perks associated with owning an aircraft that far surpass anything offered through commercial airlines, such as avoiding congested airport terminals, having access to locations not serviced by airlines, and providing business owners and frequent flyers the opportunity to gain hours of time and productivity. 

However, aircraft ownership also has responsibilities, including: maintenance costs, crew costs, insurance costs, hangaring fees, and operating costs. Therefore, the cost of flying, and consequently maintenance, crew, insurance, hangar and operating costs must be evaluated before buying a plane. Many aircraft owners reduce costs by utilizing a professional management company for their aircraft, or possibly sharing ownership with others.

If you desire privacy, ease of travel and efficiency of long distance travel, aircraft ownership may be a good investment for your future. The critical component of owning an aircraft is determining which type of aircraft to purchase and what form of ownership structure will be best suited for you and your financial position. ✈️