
Companies and individuals in the process of selling private aircraft now have access to SkyShare’s fractional ownership program through its new SkyBridge service. The Utah-based private aviation services group's aircraft sales brokerage service offering allows sellers to travel with the same terms and pricing as SkyShare’s fractional owners. Its fractional fleet includes a mix of Cessna Citation CJ2s and Excels, as well as Gulfstream G200s and Pilatus PC-12s.
According to SkyShare, the new offering is intended to ease the “apprehension and hesitation” felt by those selling aircraft and trying to determine their future travel options, “by alleviating the pressure of reacquiring an aircraft with a ticking clock.” The company’s new SFX-12 program, as well as the SFX-Jet and SFX+ options, are available for flights originating or terminating in its primary service area, which runs west from Colorado to the Pacific in the continental U.S.