Aircraft & operational fit
Review the model, configuration, current records, crew requirements, and the operational work needed for the proposed arrangement.
SORAVIA / CHARTER PARTICIPATION
Your aircraft.
A wider opportunity.
Explore charter participation with your ownership priorities in view.
Explore your aircraft’s potentialA DIVISION OF SORAVIA JETSFURTHER TOGETHER
OWNER USE. CHARTER POTENTIAL.
Consider the opportunity.
Understand the operation.
When your aircraft is not flying for you, charter participation may offer another way to use the asset. The starting point is an individual assessment of the aircraft, the owner’s plans, and the operating requirements.
Soravia’s active Part 135 certificate supports the charter management conversation. Suitability, onboarding, proposed availability, and the economics of the arrangement are discussed before a participation plan is agreed.
A PERSONAL OWNERSHIP STRATEGY
Owner priorities.
Operating perspective.
How often you fly, where the aircraft is based, and when it can be available all affect the conversation. Maintenance, crew, demand, and the costs of each mission influence the potential outcome.
Charter revenue is not guaranteed, and participation may not offset all ownership costs. A useful plan starts with realistic expectations and a clear understanding of the proposed arrangement.
Discuss your aircraftBEFORE A PARTICIPATION PLAN
An individual assessment.
A considered next step.
Owner availability
Discuss owner-use preferences, availability windows, aircraft location, and how scheduling priorities would be coordinated.
The ownership picture
Consider expected operating costs, demand, management scope, and the practical responsibilities of participation.
A CLEARER VIEW OF OWNERSHIP
Your questions.
Considered answers.
Understand the relationship before you begin.
What does aircraft management involve?
A management relationship can bring flight operations, crew planning, maintenance coordination, owner scheduling, and operational oversight into one plan. The scope is discussed for your aircraft and ownership objectives.
Can my aircraft be made available for charter?
Charter participation can be considered under Soravia’s active Part 135 certificate. Aircraft suitability, operating requirements, owner availability, and the proposed management arrangement are assessed before participation is agreed.
Will charter income cover my ownership costs?
Charter participation may help offset some ownership costs, but utilization and revenue are not guaranteed. Demand, aircraft type, location, availability, maintenance, and operating costs all affect the outcome.
How is owner flying balanced with charter activity?
Your intended owner use is a starting point for the management plan. We discuss scheduling preferences, availability windows, and the arrangements for coordinating owner and charter requests.
How are pilots and crew considered?
Aircraft requirements, crew qualifications, training, readiness, and the needs of the operation guide the crew discussion. The proposed scope can include coordination around crew planning and professional standards.
What about maintenance and aircraft records?
Maintenance planning and records are part of the initial review. Coordination with the relevant maintenance providers and technical specialists is considered alongside the aircraft’s operating schedule.
Can I move an aircraft from another management arrangement?
We can discuss a transition plan based on the aircraft, current commitments, records, crew, and operating requirements. Any existing arrangements need to be understood before timing and onboarding are agreed.
Can Soravia support me before I acquire an aircraft?
Yes. Our sales and acquisition division can connect an aircraft search with your intended operating and management plan. Considering crew, maintenance, owner use, and potential charter participation early helps frame the ownership conversation.
AIRCRAFT MANAGEMENT / PRIVATE INQUIRY
Your aircraft.
A personal conversation.
Tell us about your aircraft, your owner-use priorities, and what you would like from a management relationship. We’ll start with what matters to you.
sourcing@soraviajets.com