Investment opportunities

Aviation, as an asset you can inspect

We open a small number of aviation opportunities each year — aircraft assets, lease structures and operator ventures. All of them come from mandates we work on ourselves, which is why the numbers are checkable.

Vehicles

Three ways in

Minimum participation and horizon differ per vehicle; we tell you both before anything else.

01

Fractional ownership

Share a specific airframe with two to four vetted co-owners. Usage, cost split and exit are fixed in the agreement before signing.

02

Aviation funds

Diversified exposure across managed aircraft and lease income, with quarterly reporting and defined redemption windows.

03

Private placements

Direct participation in operators, MRO businesses and asset vehicles we know from the operating side.

Due diligence

Nothing reaches you unvetted

Each opportunity passes a technical inspection, an independent valuation and a legal review of the structure. What we cannot verify, we write down as an open risk.

  • Physical and records inspection of the airframe
  • Independent market valuation, not seller figures
  • Structure, register and tax reviewed by counsel
  • Open risks listed explicitly in the file
Aerial photograph of a business jet on a geometric apron

Returns & risk

Upside stated, downside modelled

Aviation assets earn through lease income, utilisation and residual value — and all three can move. We model the bad case first, then show what has to be true for the base case.

  • Lease and utilisation assumptions disclosed
  • Residual value scenarios, including a hard one
  • Insurance, maintenance reserves and currency exposure
Business jet cabin interior
6
Opportunities placed
9.4%
Average realised IRR
0
Unreported write-downs
CHF 2m
Typical minimum ticket

Investors

In their words

The risk section was longer than the return section. That is when I knew this was serious."
Private investor, Zug
They declined two deals they had already shown us because the inspection came back weak. Refreshing."
Family office, Munich

FAQ

Questions we get asked

Who can invest?+

Professional and qualified investors. We confirm eligibility before sharing any documentation.

What is the typical horizon?+

Three to seven years depending on the vehicle. Fractional ownership can be exited earlier if a co-owner or buyer is found.

How is my exposure protected?+

Through maintenance reserves, full hull and liability insurance, contractual usage limits and, where relevant, a security interest in the airframe.

What do I receive during the holding period?+

Quarterly reporting on utilisation, income, technical status and valuation, plus immediate notice of any material event.

Next step

See the current opportunities.

Tell us your ticket size and horizon. If something fits, you get the full file including the risk section. If nothing fits, we say so.