Two or three owners, one airplane, and a lot of group texts. Nexus FO gives a partnership a shared schedule, an honest set of books for the airplane, and a statement per owner. Free for two owners and one airplane.
“Who has the plane this weekend?” in a group text
A shared schedule everyone can see and book from their phone
A shoebox of fuel receipts settled once a year
Every receipt on the airplane’s ledger the day it happens
Splitting the annual by memory and goodwill
Every expense on the airplane’s ledger, split the way you agreed
Nobody is sure when the transponder check is due
Maintenance reminders by hours and calendar
You do not need a flight-school system. You need the schedule, the books, and the maintenance record, kept honest with almost no effort.
See who has the airplane, book it in a few taps, and put a backup on a weekend someone else already has. Weather sits on the schedule. No more scrolling a group text to find out whether Saturday is free.
Fuel, oil, insurance, hangar, maintenance, and the annual, all on the airplane’s ledger by category, alongside every hour flown. Each owner’s flying posts to their own ledger at the rate you set, so the split is arithmetic, not a negotiation.
Each owner gets a monthly statement of the airplane: hours flown by whom, revenue if you rent it out, expenses by category, and their share. Run it at month-end and export the PDF. On the Club plan it can mail itself on a schedule.
Hobbs and tach come from every check-in, so hour-based reminders are always right. Calendar items like the annual, transponder, and pitot-static checks sit alongside. A squawk one partner writes up is on the record for the next one before they drive to the airport.
Shared schedule, the airplane’s ledger, each owner’s ledger, and a card or bank account on file for settling up. Add a fourth partner or a second airplane and the Club plan is $8 per aircraft per month.
Free for two owners and one airplane. Set up takes about ten minutes, most of it typing the tail number.
