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How Recent Election Results Could Affect Private Flight: The Potential Impact of President Trump’s Policies SkyShare Clients

As the results of the recent election unfold, it’s important for SkyShare’s clients to understand how changes in political leadership could influence the private aviation industry. With a focus on tailored flight solutions for both business and family needs, SkyShare is committed to staying ahead of industry trends, ensuring that our fractional owners, charter clients, and aircraft management clients continue to receive the best possible service. If former President Donald Trump’s policies continue to shape the aviation landscape, here’s how they could potentially impact SkyShare’s operations and our clients.

1. Tax Reforms and Business Incentives: Benefiting Fractional Owners
Under President Trump, tax reform, particularly the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, allowed for accelerated depreciation of aircraft used for business purposes. This policy has been a significant factor in making private aviation more accessible to business owners and individuals who use private flight to optimize their schedules and productivity. For SkyShare’s fractional owners, in our SFX-12, SFX-Jet, and SFX+ programs, tax incentives could make fractional ownership even more attractive. These benefits could help reduce the financial burden of aircraft ownership while providing access to a versatile and diverse fleet that includes everything from Pilatus PC-12s to Gulfstream G450s. If similar tax incentives are revisited or expanded, SkyShare clients could experience continued financial benefits and greater opportunities for cost-effective air travel.

2. Deregulation and Operational Efficiency
SkyShare has always prioritized efficiency and flexibility, ensuring that our clients experience a seamless and stress-free aviation experience. The deregulation efforts under President Trump’s administration resulted in less red tape, allowing companies like SkyShare to operate more effectively. For our fractional owners and charter clients, this could translate to smoother operations, fewer delays, and enhanced flexibility when booking flights or scheduling maintenance. If future policy changes continue to focus on reducing regulatory burdens, SkyShare could introduce even more streamlined services, providing clients with quicker access to aircraft and ensuring a faster, more flexible response to evolving travel needs.

3. Infrastructure Investment: Improving Access for Our Clients
SkyShare’s clients benefit from a seamless travel experience, and infrastructure investments are critical to this. President Trump’s administration placed a strong emphasis on improving airports and air traffic control systems. As SkyShare expands its footprint, particularly through our SkyShare Jet Centers in Ogden (KOGD) and Redwood City (KDVO), continued infrastructure investment could directly benefit our clients by improving access to smaller regional airports, reducing delays, and enhancing overall airport experiences. These improvements would make SkyShare’s services even more efficient, especially for our fractional owners who value convenience and speed when traveling to and from smaller airports or regional destinations.

4. Environmental Policies and Sustainability
As the aviation industry continues to evolve, environmental sustainability is becoming an increasingly important consideration. While President Trump’s policies were generally less focused on stringent environmental regulations, the growing demand for greener aviation solutions is pushing private flight operators to adopt more sustainable practices. SkyShare is already committed to finding innovative ways to reduce its carbon footprint, whether through exploring sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) or considering the latest advancements in eco-friendly aviation technologies. Our clients, especially those who value sustainability, will benefit from continued efforts to balance operational excellence with environmental responsibility.

5. Economic Growth and Demand for Private Flight
Economic grPilatuss historically been a key driver of demand for private aviation, particularly among businesses and high-net-worth individuals. Under President Trump, policies aimed at stimulating economic growth, reducing corporate taxes, and increasing job creation were factors that contributed to a more favorable economic climate for private aviation. At SkyShare, we’ve seen how business owners and executives use private flight as a tool for time efficiency and productivity. If these economic trends continue, we can expect an increase in demand for our fractional programs, aircraft management services, and charter options. SkyShare’s diverse fleet of aircraft, from the versatile Pilatus PC-12 to the luxurious Gulfstream G450, will be ready to meet the growing needs of our clients.

6. National Security and Aviation Safety
National security and aviation safety are always top priorities for SkyShare. While President Trump’s administration focused on strengthening defense and enhancing security measures, any changes to aviation security could affect both private flight operations and the logistics of international travel. SkyShare is prepared to navigate any changes in security protocols and will ensure that our clients continue to enjoy a seamless flying experience while complying with all necessary regulations. Whether it’s additional security measures for international flights or adjustments to airspace access, SkyShare’s operational expertise will ensure that our clients’ flights remain safe, secure, and efficient.

The Future of Private Flight with SkyShare
At SkyShare, we are always focused on delivering the best possible experience for our clients—whether they’re fractional owners, charter customers, or aircraft management clients. The potential continuation of policies under President Trump’s administration, such as tax reforms, deregulation, and infrastructure investment, could bring several benefits to our clients. As these policies evolve, SkyShare will continue to offer flexible, efficient, and cost-effective private flight solutions, ensuring that our clients have access to the best aircraft and services, all while maintaining a focus on sustainability and safety.
We are excited about the future and remain committed to providing the highest level of service to meet the growing demands of our clients. Whether you’re flying for business or pleasure, SkyShare is here to help you Love Your Journey.™


For more information about services offered by SkyShare, please visit www.skyshare.com.



About SkyShare
SkyShare is a charter and fractional ownership company based in Ogden, Utah. The company offers three different ways to fly privately: fractional ownership, flight management, and full ownership. It also charters flights for customers utilizing its large fleet of aircraft. These options are offered to assist clients who may be new to flying privately or to clients who want the ultimate flexibility when flying.

Over the past year, SkyShare has continued to make significant strides that have contributed to its continuous growth. This includes the introduction of an industry-first financing option for its fractional ownership program. This can lower the initial cost of entering the private aviation industry by up to 1/16 of full fractional ownership costs.

Additionally, SkyShare recently announced its inclusion in the 2024 Inc. 5000, which lists the fastest-growing companies in the United States, as it has for the past four years. Along with this, SkyShare was included in the Utah 100 for the fourth consecutive year. These have helped contribute to the company’s overall growth, which has a growth margin listed at 258% over the past three years.

Media Contacts:
Michael Patwin, VP of Marketing and Brand, michael@skyshare.com
5WPR, skyshare@5wpr.com 

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