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EASA-compliant cost sharing

How AvioSharing works

Private flying is expensive. AvioSharing lets pilots split their costs with passengers, making general aviation accessible to everyone. Legally, safely, and transparently.

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For Passengers

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From €50 per seat. No pilot licence required.

Passenger boarding a light aircraft
1
Search flights
Browse upcoming flights by route, date, and aircraft type. Filter by verified pilots, aircraft model, and departure airport.
2
Request a seat
Send a booking request with a message to the pilot. No payment is required at this stage. The pilot has 24 hours to approve or decline.
3
Pay securely
Once approved, pay your share securely. Funds are held in escrow and only released to the pilot after the flight is marked complete.
4
Fly and review
Show up at the agreed time and enjoy the flight. Afterwards, leave a review to help other passengers find great pilots.
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For Pilots

Fly more for less

Share your direct flight costs legally. Meet like-minded people. Fly more often.

1
Get verified
Upload your pilot licence and complete identity verification. Our team reviews your credentials, usually within 24 hours.
2
Post your flight
List your planned route with date, aircraft, available seats, and total estimated costs. We automatically calculate the legal cost-share price per seat.
3
Approve passengers
Review booking requests from interested passengers. Read their profiles, approve or decline each request with a message.
4
Receive your share
Mark the flight complete after landing. Your cost share is released to your bank account within 2 business days.
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How cost sharing is calculated
How pricing works

The price is always the legal maximum

AvioSharing calculates the price per seat automatically. The pilot enters the total direct costs (fuel, landing fees, aircraft rental). We divide that by the total number of occupants, including the pilot.

Formula
price per seat = total direct cost ÷ (seats + 1)
Pilot's own share is always included. No profit possible.

Built for safety and trust

Every part of the platform is designed to protect both pilots and passengers.

EASA compliant
Cost-sharing caps are enforced in code. Pilots can never profit.
Verified pilots
Licence review and identity verification before any flight is listed.
Secure payments
Funds held in escrow. Only released after the flight completes.
Mutual reviews
Both pilot and passenger review each other. Accountability both ways.

Frequently asked questions

Is this legal?
Yes. Cost-sharing flying is explicitly permitted under EU Regulation 965/2012 (EASA) and equivalent national regulations. AvioSharing enforces the legal cost-sharing cap. Pilots can never profit from their flights.
How much does a flight cost?
Prices vary by route, aircraft, and number of passengers. Typically €50 to €300 per seat for European routes. The pilot enters the total direct costs (fuel, landing fees, aircraft rental), and the platform divides that by the total number of occupants.
What if the pilot cancels?
You receive a full refund automatically. Pilots are asked to cancel as early as possible, and cancellation history is visible on their profile.
Are the pilots insured?
All flights must comply with the aircraft's hull and liability insurance. Pilots confirm insurance coverage when listing a flight. Passengers fly under the same insurance as any other occupant of a private aircraft.
What aircraft types can I find?
Primarily single-engine piston aircraft (Cessna 172, Piper PA-28, Diamond DA40) and light twins. Some pilots fly more advanced aircraft. Check the individual listing for full details.
Do I need any experience to fly as a passenger?
No. Passengers don't need any qualifications or experience. The pilot is the licensed, responsible person on board.
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