Invest in light jets from €500
Own a fractional share of a private jet — the most charter-friendly segment of business aviation.
Skynvest is in formation and not yet authorised by the CNMV. You cannot invest yet — join the waitlist to be first. Informational only, not an offer or financial advice; figures are illustrative.
Why light jets
Light jets (think Citation CJ-class and similar) are the busy middle of private aviation: lower acquisition and operating costs than midsize or heavy jets, strong demand on short and medium routes, and a deep resale market. That combination tends to make them efficient charter earners and easier to value — attractive traits when you are investing in the asset rather than buying it to fly.
How investing in a light jet works
Each jet is held in its own company (an SPV) and operated by a certified AOC operator. You own a share from €500 through one of three models — loan, passive or active. See the step-by-step guide to how to invest and the aviation investment guide. Jets worth more than €5M are still possible: the amount above the retail cap is funded by the promoter.
Returns and risks
Return comes from charter income and the sale of the jet at the end of the project. These investments can lose part or all of your capital, are illiquid, and depend on charter demand, maintenance and resale value. Returns are targets, never guaranteed.
Be first on the first jet projects
Priority access to the founding round. No spam, no commitment.
The projects and figures shown are illustrative; we never make investment recommendations.