AirSlice provides managed co-ownership of large-cabin private jets for people who want the benefits of owning an aircraft without running its operations themselves. Each owner buys a Slice—a stake in a specific jet, typically alongside three to five other owners—and is listed on that aircraft’s registration. AirSlice says it does not own the aircraft; instead, it sources and acquires jets, oversees pre-purchase checks and deal structuring, and manages the operation from start to finish.

Its services include crew, maintenance, insurance, hangar arrangements, scheduling, and the full flight department. Owners use the same aircraft and can arrange flights without blackout dates, peak-day calendars, or short-notice upcharges, according to the company. AirSlice states that buy-ins start below $1 million, with flying costs of $5,000 to $7,000 per hour, itemized line by line. The service is aimed at owners flying roughly 50 hours or more annually, including those traveling across the country or to the Caribbean, Latin America, and Europe. AirSlice serves owners in Florida, Texas, the Northeast, and Colorado.