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Hello,
I'm looking into different shared ownership arrangements, including clubs, fractionals and partnerships. I once spoke to a flying club member who said that the availability of their club aircraft improved with 30 members and three aircraft compared with 15 members and only two aircraft. Is there any kind of mathematical formula that could take into account the number of aircraft, the number of pilots, and predict what the average aircraft availability would be? I imagine that fractional companies must rely on something like this to help them decide how many shares of an aircraft they can sell, and still keep their availability promises. Richard |
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