SkyShare, one of the fastest growing charter, fractional-ownership, and aircraft management operators in the United States, unveiled a new fractional ownership program focused on the Pilatus PC-12, one of the most flown business aircraft in recent years. This new program was announced early last week, ahead of the annual National Business Aviation Administration (NBAA) Business Aviation Conference & Exhibition (BACE), which is held in Las Vegas, Nevada. The new program launched by the Salt Lake City, Utah-based company is the first of its kind that will drastically reduce the entry costs for private flight, especially due to the low costs of flying the popular Pilatus PC-12.
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