Leaseback

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Does anyone know what the current commission rates are for leaseback.
The rates the flight school's take off the top.

[Robert M. Gary]

Depends on the agreement. The flight school I most often teach at takes
$5 per hour off the top. The owner pays all expenses (including
insurance through the flight school).
-Robert

wrote:
> Does anyone know what the current commission rates are for leaseback.
> The rates the flight school's take off the top.

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what is the hourly rate for your airplanes?



Robert M. Gary wrote:
> Depends on the agreement. The flight school I most often teach at takes
> $5 per hour off the top. The owner pays all expenses (including
> insurance through the flight school).
> -Robert
>
> wrote:
> > Does anyone know what the current commission rates are for leaseback.
> > The rates the flight school's take off the top.

[Doug[_1_]]

There is no standard. What I see around here is 15%. But it can be
anything. I know of a deal where the FBO pays all the costs of the
airplane, then the FBO gets $15 per hour and the owner gets whatever is
left. Now THATS a deal for the owner!! But that one is unusual. The
insurance is a killer. Someone should sell insurance by the hobbs hour
instead of by the month. That would help.

[Peter R.]

> wrote:

> Does anyone know what the current commission rates are for leaseback.
> The rates the flight school's take off the top.

The flight school at my local airport is so desperate for a new leaseback
aircraft, they will cover insurance, fuel, and maintenance and give the
lessor a negotiable 30% of the rental fee (of $135/hour). This would be a
two year contract only due to the fact that a new aircraft's warranty runs
out after that period.


--
Peter

[Robert M. Gary]

$90/hr for 172. Its the only place in the area below $100/hr for a 172.
However, I'm in California. I understand other places are less
expensive. The planes are older though w/o IFR GPS or autopilots.

-Robert


wrote:
> what is the hourly rate for your airplanes?
>
>
>
> Robert M. Gary wrote:
> > Depends on the agreement. The flight school I most often teach at takes
> > $5 per hour off the top. The owner pays all expenses (including
> > insurance through the flight school).
> > -Robert
> >
> > wrote:
> > > Does anyone know what the current commission rates are for leaseback.
> > > The rates the flight school's take off the top.

[B A R R Y[_1_]]

Robert M. Gary wrote:
> $90/hr for 172. Its the only place in the area below $100/hr for a 172.
> However, I'm in California. I understand other places are less
> expensive. The planes are older though w/o IFR GPS or autopilots.

Here in CT, most older Warriors and Skyhawks are $95-100 to rent.

[Mark Hansen]

On 07/11/06 10:12, Robert M. Gary wrote:
> $90/hr for 172. Its the only place in the area below $100/hr for a 172.
> However, I'm in California. I understand other places are less
> expensive. The planes are older though w/o IFR GPS or autopilots.

The club I belong to has three 172s which rent for $78.50, all three
have IFR panels and moving map gps (KLN-94), only two of the GPSs are
IFR rated though. Oh ... no auto pilots.

You do have to be a member, but it's only $20/month, and that includes
pretty good insurance coverage. It is about 20 minutes from the
Sacramento area, but worth the drive in my opinion.

I don't know if they would be interested in lease-backs...

FYI.

>
> -Robert
>
>
> wrote:
>> what is the hourly rate for your airplanes?
>>
>>
>>
>> Robert M. Gary wrote:
>> > Depends on the agreement. The flight school I most often teach at takes
>> > $5 per hour off the top. The owner pays all expenses (including
>> > insurance through the flight school).
>> > -Robert
>> >
>> > wrote:
>> > > Does anyone know what the current commission rates are for leaseback.
>> > > The rates the flight school's take off the top.
>



--
Mark Hansen, PP-ASEL, Instrument Airplane
Cal Aggie Flying Farmers
Sacramento, CA

[Mark Hansen]

On 07/11/06 16:01, Robert M. Gary wrote:
> Mark Hansen wrote:
>> The club I belong to has three 172s which rent for $78.50, all three
>> have IFR panels and moving map gps (KLN-94), only two of the GPSs are
>> IFR rated though. Oh ... no auto pilots.
>>
>> You do have to be a member, but it's only $20/month, and that includes
>> pretty good insurance coverage. It is about 20 minutes from the
>> Sacramento area, but worth the drive in my opinion.
>>
>> I don't know if they would be interested in lease-backs...
>
> Are they West of Exec?
>
> -robert
>

Yes, by about 15NM (University 0o5, Davis CA).


--
Mark Hansen, PP-ASEL, Instrument Airplane
Cal Aggie Flying Farmers
Sacramento, CA