Altiora Introduces Private Jet Co-Ownership Model

Traditional fractional programs often force owners to sacrifice consistency, requiring them to cycle through different aircraft and crews for every trip. Altiora’s approach flips this dynamic by keeping the owner with their original jet and flight team. The firm vets potential partners to ensure schedules align and personal preferences are respected, effectively turning a single aircraft into a shared asset between a small, pre-approved group. This arrangement prevents an owner’s private jet from becoming a commercial charter vehicle, sparing the airframe from excessive wear and keeping the cabin experience private.

Founder Masoud Gerami, who previously scaled retail execution firm Shelf Keepers, argues the model resolves the tension between ownership and utilization. By managing the logistics of cost allocation and scheduling, the company allows owners to maintain the benefits of a dedicated aircraft while removing the burden of full overhead expenses. Prospective clients undergo a confidential review process where Altiora evaluates their flight patterns and existing fixed costs to find a compatible match across light, midsize, or large-cabin categories.