For prospective owners

How membership and scheduling work.

Matrix AirShare is designed as a small, tight-knit ownership group. The goal is to keep scheduling simple, predictable, and friendly to owners who plan trips weeks or months ahead – while still leaving room for opportunistic use.

Owner profiles

Ideal owners typically share these traits:

  • Recurring travel patterns that are hard to serve with airlines.
  • A desire for a long-term aviation solution rather than one-off charter flights.
  • Appreciation for conservative operating practices and transparent economics.
  • Ready for private aircraft ownership at a fraction of the cost of turbo-props or jets.

Owner-aligned culture and expectations

Scheduling framework

While the final operating agreement will define specific rules, a typical framework includes:

  • Annual allocation of priority days per owner, aligned with share size.
  • Rolling request window for new trips, with first-come, first-served access.
  • Fair tie-breaking rules for high-demand periods (holidays, school breaks).
  • Clear policies for repositioning flights and extended trips.

These rules are drafted with experienced aviation counsel and can be tuned to the preferences of the founding ownership group.

Next steps

Exploratory conversation, then tailored documentation.

If the Matrix AirShare concept resonates with your travel needs, the next step is a one-on-one discussion to review your mission profile and answer structuring questions in more depth.

From there, we can supply our ownership and operating structure, and coordinate with your aviation counsel to prepare the appropriate agreements and disclosures.

Request program information

To begin the conversation, please visit the Contact page and share a short summary of:

  • Your primary city or airport and typical destinations.
  • Estimated annual hours of use.
  • Whether flights are primarily business, personal, or both.
  • Any timing constraints (e.g., school calendars, client cycles).

Further materials provided after initial call