Acquisition and investment

WeFly takes care of all the tasks that arise in the ownership company. From the foundation to the ongoing business operations, accounting, annual financial statements, tax returns and tax audit, which usually have to be done after the purchase of an aircraft.

• The acquisition of the aircraft is carried out by the GmbH & Co. KG; the latter becomes the owner of the aircraft. Each limited partner is therefore directly involved in the aircraft ownership with his limited partnership share.

• The limited partnership leases the aircraft on a flat-rate basis to the operating company WeFly GmbH, which assumes the task of servicing this and other aircraft. The contract between the respective aircraft limited company and WeFly regulates the responsibilities for operation, maintenance, repair and overhaul of the aircraft. The resulting accounting tasks e.g. invoicing etc. are taken over by Wefly GmbH.

• WeFly guarantees full transparency. Via our cloud, you always have a full overview of all business transactions. In our information portal we provide additional information and invoices for your aircraft.

• WeFly works out an individual, optimal concept for you according to your needs and circumstances. This includes cost forecasts and calculations of the expected expenditure. This provides you with a quick and unproblematic overview of monthly and annual expenses.

• WeFly carries out the billing of flights by means of individual invoices. This is done on the basis of standardized web-based feedback from the pilots. The invoices include proportional fixed costs and variable costs including reserves for engine and propeller overhauls.

• If you wish, Wefly will rent out your aircraft to suitably qualified pilots, thus providing further income for the company. Here, too, Wefly organizes everything necessary including the accounting and concludes block charter contracts with the pilots for defined availability quotas, e.g. for a quarter share 21 availability days per quarter, including 6 weekend days. The block charter rate requires an advance payment, which is based on the fixed costs of the agreed availability quotas.