Club One to venture into private aircraft Management
Club One, which introduced the concept of fractional ownership of an aircraft in India, is now venturing into third-party management and maintenance of private aircraft, while extending the concept to helicopters. The company plans to expand its current fleet size from five to 20 over the next one year. It also plans to tap smaller industrial hubs like Ludhiana, Kanpur, Surat, Vizag, Baddi and Ahmedabad.

Air Limousine
What has the boom in airline travel done for the high fliers? Not much really. Frankly, as both airlines and airports get more crowded, there are many among India's corporate top bosses who will wish they didn't have to travel with the janta. And yet, a corporate jet may be too expensive, plus may not go down well with shareholders

Time-share in the sky
While the new flock of lowfare airlines is busy pleasing the masses, Manav Singh is chasing the rich. His new company, Club One Air, offers time-shares on personal jets: all the prestige of flying to lunch in mumbai after your business meeting in Chennai, but none of the hassles of keeping a flight and maintenance crew on the payrolls.

Club Class High end flying is more luxurious, more enticing than never before
From owning jets to having your own cabin, there are many new vistas opening up for the high end traveller who is willing to shell out the extra cash for a whole lot more comfort.

Plane Partnership (Six Delhi companies join hands to buy aircraft)
It's Fractional Aircaft ownership, but with a twist, six delhi based companies- Bharti Tele-Ventures, The Dabur Group, DCM Shriram Consolidated, Hindustan Motors, Jubliant Organosys and The Hero Group- have reportedly come together to buy a business jet such as the Gulfstream IV or Citation II, and a turboprop like the Raytheon Beechcraft.

Own Your Own Plane
Another Airline? Graon. But this one's different. Because you will actually own (partially, at least) the aircraft you're flying in. How? Buying a jet costs the earth : $4-20 million (Rs 17.6-88 crore), depending on whether it's preowned or brand new. Then, there's the monthly maintenance bill of Rs 25-40 lakh.

Club One Air takes off
Club One Air, the country's first aircraft fractional ownership Company, launched its services and operations in India.

Club One Air begins services and operations
Aug 11: Taking air travel to the next level, Club One Air, India's first aircraft fractional ownership company, launched its services and operatons in India yesterday. Targeting high net-worth individuals, captains of insustry and progressive businessmen in the Indian subcontinent. Club One Air is the first to introduce fractional ownership of aircraft.

Get ready to 'own' an aircraft
New Delhi, Aug.10 : You can now own an aircraft, in part at least, but you will require deep pockets. In a novel concept, a private aviation company Club One Air, has introduced what is known as " Fractional ownership"of aircraft that is an alternative to charteing an aircraft the concept works like this.

Club One launches business jets
Club One Air, the country's first aircraft ownership company, today launched its operations with a focus on corporate chiefs and hight net worth individuals. The company has a fleet of five Cessna Citation business jets, which have a seat capacity of seven to eight passengers.

Get ready to 'Own' an aircraft
You can now own an aircaft, inpart at least, but you still will require deep pockets. In a novel concept, a private aviation company Club One Air, has introduced what is known as "fractional ownership" of aircraft that is an alternative to chartering an aircraft. the concept works like this.

Fractional ownershipof aircraft now in India
Imagine travelling in your own jet aircraft without actually owning it.... Welcome to the world of fractional ownership of aircraft that allows corporates and high networth individuals to fly when and where they want to in the comfort of a Cessna Citation aircraft

Club One Air : Can't own a jet? Split it
IF YOU cannot own your own jet, get a piece of it. That seems to be the new cost effective mantra of beating serpentine ques at domestic airports.

Fractional ownership of aircraft is fast catching up in India. After six industrialists came together to share an aircraft, Club One Air has started an airline that will specialise in fractional ownership. Starting with three aircraft, Club One plans to have a fleet of 30 aircraft by the end of 2006. Each aircraft will have between four to eight members.

Now it's timeshare in the air
CLUB ONE air has announnced commencement of operations with six Delhi-based 'fractional owners' expected to sign up soon.

The initiative-the first of its kind in Asia - works on a timeshare concept. Corporates or high net worth individuals can chip in with a minimum contribution of Rs 2 crore for 100 hours per annum for 10 years. This entitles them to at least one-eighth of ownership in a small but opulent aircraft for captive use as and when they wish to travel in opulence, all by themselves.

Fractional ownership airline launched
Club One Air Manav Singh details the new concept of aircraft fractional ownership at the launch of the first such company in India, in New Delhi on wednesday. Club One Air, India's first airline based on fractional ownership model, said top executives could pick up a stake in the venture to fly wherever and whenever they wanted

Fractional ownership airline launched
New Delhi, Aug 10 Club One Air, India first airline based on fractional ownership model, today announced its launch allowing top executives who pickup a stake in the venture to fly wherever and whenever they wanted

Own the Plane
Manav Singh floated India's first fractional ownership airline Club. One with a fleet of 5 Cessna Jets. Singh is offering firms and companies to partly own the planes and use them at will

A Club of Aircraft Owners
Delhi based CLub One Air today announced the start of its services with a fleet of five cessna business jets. It is expected to induct 30 additional business jets by the end of 2006.

The Company plans to target the corporate customers and high net worth individuals with its offering called "Fractional Ownership of aircraft".

Club One Air Becomes the First Aircraft Operator in India to get the Wyvern Certification
Receives the coveted Certification for Outstanding Aviation Services
Club One Air, Asia's first aircraft fractional ownership company today received one of the aviation industry's highest commendation for aircraft and service quality, the Wyvern Certification from the Luton, UK based aviation consulting, quality and audit firm Wyvern Consulting Ltd.

Club Air One launches ‘own your aircraft’ scheme
With the aviation industry on the upswing, a new concept has entered the Indian market with Club Air One introducing the ‘fractional aircraft ownership’ targeted at ‘high net-worth’ corporate leaders.

Speaking at a press conference where the company was launched, its managing director Manav Singh said fractional ownership, a popular concept in the West, enables individuals to own an aircraft at a fraction of the cost.

India`s first fractional ownership airline spreads wings
CLUB One Air, India`s first airline based on fractional ownership model, on Wednesday, announced its launch allowing top executives, who pick up a stake in the venture, to fly wherever and whenever they wanted.

The firm, which now has a fleet of five Cessna Citation Business jets, will grant financial and legal rights commensurate with the share of the fractional owner, said Manav Singh, Club One Air`s Managing Director.

Club One Air? You can own it
Club One Air, India's first airline based on fractional ownership model, on Wednesday announced its launch allowing top executives who pick up a stake in the venture to fly wherever and whenever they wanted.

Time-share in the sky
While the new flock of low-fare airlines is busy pleasing the masses, Manav Singh is chasing the rich. His new company, Club One Air, offers time-shares on personal jets: all the prestige of flying to lunch in Mumbai after your business meeting in Chennai, but with none of the hassles of keeping a flight and maintenance crew on the payrolls.

Now, you can own a fraction of a plane
New Delhi: Imagine travelling in your own jet aircraft without actually owning it... Welcome to the world of fractional ownership of aircraft that allows corporates and high-networth individuals to fly when and where they want to in the comfort of a Cessna Citation aircraft.

Innovative ideas
We’ve all heard of car pools and Mumbaikars are even familiar with share-cabs, but share-jets? That’s a new concept, at least in India. Internationally, it’s fairly common for a group of businessmen to come together and jointly buy a jet that they take turns to use.

Club One launches business jets
Club One Air, the country’s first aircraft fractional ownership company, today launched its operations with a focus on corporate chiefs and high net worth individuals. The company has a fleet of five Cessna Citation business jets, which have a seat capacity of seven to eight passengers

Fractional ownership airline launched
Club One Air, India’s first airline based on fractional ownership model, today announced its launch allowing top executives who pick up a stake in the venture to fly wherever and whenever they wanted.
The firm, which now has a fleet of five Cessna Citation Business jets, would grant financial and legal rights commensurate with the share of the fractional owner, Club One Air’s managing director, Mr Manav Singh told reporters here.

India's first fractional ownership airline spreads wings
New Delhi, Aug 10 (PTI) Club One Air, India's first airline based on fractional ownership model, today announced its launch allowing top executives who pick up a stake in the venture to fly wherever and whenever they wanted.

The firm, which now has a fleet of five Cessna Citation Business jets, would grant financial and legal rights commensurate with the share of the fractional owner, Club One Air's Managing Director Manav Singh told reporters here.

Fractional ownership of aircraft now in India
IMAGINE travelling in your own jet aircraft without actually owning it... Welcome to the world of fractional ownership of aircraft that allows corporates and high-networth individuals to fly when and where they want to in the comfort of a Cessna Citation aircraft.

Flying high: Club One Air caters to billionaires
Club One Air, an exclusive airline, has been launched in New Delhi and it has a clear target audience - billionaires.

With its fleet of five luxury jets and a couple of helicopters, Club One Air will customise its schedules to suit your business day.

Club One Air? You can own it
Club One Air, India's first airline based on fractional ownership model, on Wednesday announced its launch allowing top executives who pick up a stake in the venture to fly wherever and whenever they wanted.

The firm, which now has a fleet of five Cessna Citation business jets, would grant financial and legal rights commensurate with the share of the fractional owner, Club One Air's managing director, Manav Singh said.

Flight Delayed? Time to own an aircraft, partly
Flight at short notice flexi-schedules to pack in the maximum on a business day, no procedural and systemic delays to factor into a day's plan or just the simple luxury of convenience has always come with a heavy price tag: a private jet and all its accompanying costs. Now there's another option for the first time in Asia for time stapped corporate
high- flyers — becoming a "fractional jet owner".

Now, a time-share for high-flyers
A concept best described as "time share in the air" is what Delhi-based Club One Air offers. The idea is that for less than Rs 4 crore, high networth individuals can own one-sixth of a new jet aircraft, to fly anywhere, anytime. Club One Air's MD, Manav Singh says fractional jet ownership is more that time share. " You own and use an aircraft for a fraction of the cost involved in buying and maintaining a jet".

Own a piece of a private jet
As low cost carriers take wing, fractional ownership carriers are getting ready to take off. Much like time-share in holiday homes, you can invest in a fraction of a aircraft ( that would otherwise cost Rs 15 crore ) cost, get to own a stake in it and boast about your "private jet".