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Citation CJ3 Partnership

Two partners share one Cessna Citation CJ3, based in Seattle, and one professional crew. Adjust the hours, fuel price and financing below to see what a half share costs.

Courtesy listing. This aircraft is not managed by Jet Set Aero and is displayed as a courtesy to our clients. The numbers are only estimates and may be considerably different.

Each partner pays the buy-in once, a share of the fixed costs every month, and the hourly rate for every hour that partner flies.

Your cost, your hours

Aircraft hours per year

Jet fuel price per gallon

How the share is paid for

Down payment %

Interest rate %

Term (years)

Value loss per year %

Interest, down payment and depreciation are planning assumptions. Replace them with your own lender quote.

Where the money goes

Fixed costs	Aircraft, yearly	Per partner, monthly

Fixed costs do not change with hours flown. The last column is each partner's monthly share.

Operating, per flight hour	Per hour flown

Five years in

Per partner

Interested in a partnership?

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Illustrative planning estimates for a $10 million CJ3. They are not a quote, an offer or a guarantee. Actual costs depend on the specific aircraft, engine program, insurance underwriting, hangar location, crew arrangements and fuel prices.

A $10 million price is above typical used CJ3 asking prices of about $4.5 to $5.8 million and below a new CJ3 Gen2 list price of about $11 million, so these figures assume a late-model or near-new aircraft. Cost ranges draw on published estimates from Craft, Liberty Jet, Sherpa Report and AvBuyer. The partnership must be structured and operated under FAA rules for private (Part 91) flying. Have an aviation attorney and tax advisor review the agreement before you commit.