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Aerosuite for co-ownership groups: one aircraft, clear arrangements

A shared aircraft only works with clear arrangements: who flies when, who pays what, how is the technical status? Aerosuite gives co-ownership groups exactly this transparency.

Book fairly among owners

The shared calendar shows every owner when the aircraft is free. Bookings are visible to all, conflicts are checked, and usage is analysable — the basis for fair arrangements within the group.

  • Shared calendar with conflict checking
  • Usage per owner analysable transparently
  • Booking rules by agreement of the group

Split costs traceably

Every flight is logged digitally and assigned minute-accurately to the respective owner. Fixed costs and flight-dependent costs stay separately analysable — so year-end billing becomes a formality instead of an argument.

  • Flight logging with block and flight time per owner
  • Flight-dependent costs assigned automatically
  • Open items and balances per owner

Maintenance in view together

Running times, maintenance due dates and defects are visible to all owners. Whoever takes over the aircraft sees its condition — and maintenance planning relies on automatically maintained counters instead of the tech log in the glove box.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is Aerosuite worth it for a single shared aircraft?

Yes: for a single aircraft you pay the base price plus the amount for one aircraft — the current figures are on the pricing page with a calculator. In return you drop the paper logbook, Excel billing and arguments about hours.

Can several owners have different cost shares?

Flight-dependent costs are assigned to the respective owner via logged flights. Individual distribution keys for fixed costs can be represented as custom development.

See Aerosuite in action

We will show you how Aerosuite fits the workflow of your flying club or flight school.