Partners In Aviation Reports More Than 3,000 Prospective Co-Owners

Partners In Aviation says its nationwide pool now includes more than 3,000 prospective co-owners, reflecting growth from about 75 in 2018. Founder and president Mark Molloy leads the Chicago-based managed co-ownership firm.

Key details

• The firm says the pool grew to more than 1,000 prospective co-owners by its fifth year.
• Its aircraft opportunities range from the Pilatus PC-12 and Phenom 300 to the Praetor 600 and Gulfstream G550.
• Recent opportunities included a HondaJet, two Falcon 2000LXs and a Global XRS; the firm also reported completing a match involving a Challenger 300.
• Partners In Aviation says it matches current owners with prospective co-owners, as well as matching two prospective owners.
• The firm says the typical time from an initial introduction to a co-owner’s first flight is about 90 days.

Partners In Aviation says its nationwide pool exceeds 3,000 prospective co-owners.

Why it matters

The firm's model supports shared aircraft ownership across several categories, from turboprops to large-cabin jets. Matching current owners with prospective co-owners gives existing aircraft owners another route to shared ownership.