Fleet · Fractional ownership

Aircraft that train you — and pay you back

Live Controller.com trainers that fit our Part 141 / Part 61 syllabus — acquire whole or as fractional shares with leaseback to the school (Rule 8).

How we pick airplanes

A Part 141 trainer earns its keep: cheap to maintain, forgiving to learn in, IFR-capable, and easy to insure. These are actual aircraft for sale on Controller.com that fit our syllabus — primary, multi-engine, low-wing, and advanced transition. We can pre-buy on your behalf and place the airplane on leaseback (Rule 8).

Controller.com candidates

Verified listing links as of July 2026. Availability changes daily — confirm price and equipment with the seller before committing.

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Fractional ownership — the numbers

Buy a share of a trainer instead of the whole airplane. The school flies it on leaseback, which offsets fixed costs. Rule 8: own the asset that’s training you.

Hangar, insurance, subscriptions, reserves
School rental revenue to owners

— per share

Net fixed cost per owner: —/mo  ·  Owners: —

Express interest in a share → See what the fleet flies
Illustrative only — not a securities offering, financial advice, or a guarantee of leaseback income. Ownership structures, insurance, and tax treatment vary. Get independent legal and tax counsel before buying into any aircraft.