For aircraft owners

Your aircraft could be earning its keep

Most privately owned aircraft fly fewer than a hundred hours a year. List yours for self-fly hire, set exactly who can fly it, and turn hangar time into income, without giving up control.

List your aircraft

£

Earn from idle time

Offset hangarage, maintenance and insurance. You set hourly, daily and weekly rates and keep the large majority of every hire.

◎

You stay in control

Set the minimum hours, ratings and checkout you require. Review every pilot's verified profile and approve each request yourself.

§

Paperwork handled

A dry-hire agreement is generated for each booking, signed directly between you and the pilot, with deposits held against your excess.

Illustrative

What owners keep

Aligned with the established leaseback range, without the club taking a third.

80%

of each hire to you, after the platform fee

£1,800

example monthly return on a well-used tourer

FL030 · Create a listing

List your aircraft

A preview of the listing form. The requirements you set here become the eligibility check every pilot is measured against.

Before you list, you confirm:
  • The aircraft holds a valid Certificate of Airworthiness and ARC, and is maintained in an airworthy state.
  • Your insurance permits self-fly hire to third parties, and you understand the open-pilot terms.
  • The decision to release the aircraft to any pilot is yours alone.

See an owner's full responsibilities →