Your Ownership Options
AirSprint offers flexible programs where you can choose from a capital purchase or lease option with all of the benefits of whole ownership, but at a fraction of the cost and with none of the headaches.
Capital Purchase Option
- A one-time capital purchase.
- Your residual value is returned at the time of sale, at the then-current value.
- You pay an annual overhead fee and an hourly rate for the time you spend on-board.
5-Year Lease Option
- An initial deposit, refundable at the end of the term.
- In addition to the annual overhead fee and hourly rate for time spent on-board, you pay an annual lease fee.
Choose Your Fractional Ownership Plan
Our private jet experience is designed to give you freedom and flexibility. Choose the plan that suits your needs. They start at a minimum of 25 annual hours; increasing in increments of 25.
Infinity Access
75 Annual Hours or More
- Guaranteed Booking with 8 Hours’ Notice
- Save 17% on Annual Overhead Fee
- Aircraft Interchange: Downgrades Guaranteed. Upgrades as Available.
- No ‘Reserve Calendar’ Days
- No Scheduled Maintenance Downtime
Club Access
50 Annual Hours
- Guaranteed Booking with 24 Hours’ Notice
- Save 9% on Annual Overhead Fee
- Aircraft Interchange: As Available
- 25 Annual ‘Reserve Calendar’ Days (some flexibility may be required when booking)
- No Scheduled Maintenance Downtime
Advantage Access
25 Annual Hours
- Guaranteed Booking with 72 Hours' Notice
- Standard Annual Overhead Fee
- Aircraft Interchange: As Available
- 30 Annual ‘Reserve Calendar’ Days (some flexibility may be required when booking)
- No Scheduled Maintenance Downtime
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Fractional Ownership
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