"Tim" wrote in message...
"If you have to ask..."

It costs a lot. The airshares program seems to be reasonably set up. At
first glance it seems expensive though. They did the work for
you/everyone. Check out their pricing. If you can't afford at least a
third to half of that program, you probably have to walk away or find more
co-owners.

http://www.airshareselite.com/airpor...escription.pdf

It is a commitment to own a plane.


Wow! If I did my homework correctly, it would cost over 70k for the first
year to fly for only 100 hours.
Comparing that to my average rental cost of a new C182 with G1000 I would be
able to fly over
600 hours in that same year.

I guess I'll wait till I win the lottery.

David