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Private aviation for wealth advisors and family offices
When a client asks about charter, a jet card, a fractional share or buying a jet, send them to someone who takes no fees from any of those programs. You stay informed, your client is looked after, and you're kept in the loop.
How a referral works
You introduce the client
A short email or call. We confirm receipt to you the same business day.
We review their flying
Trips, hours, contracts they already hold. We share the plan with you, with the client's OK.
You stay in the loop
Updates at booking, before departure and after the trip, or at each step of a program decision.
No referral fees, ever. Ironbird takes no compensation from any operator or program, so the recommendation your client gets isn't shaped by who pays us.
Resources for advisors
Use these with clients, or forward them directly.
The advisor's guide to private aviation
Charter, jet cards, fractional and ownership in plain English, in about ten minutes of reading.
Read the guide
12 questions to ask before a client signs
A checklist for any jet card or fractional contract, before the money moves.
See the questionsPrivate aviation needs assessment
Ten questions that tell us, and you, how a client really flies.
ReadFamily office aviation policy
Who may book, approve and pay, and which operators are allowed.
ReadAnnual aviation review
What to check on a client's flying and contracts once a year.
ReadTax and structure questions to raise
The questions to take to the client's tax and legal team.
ReadWhen a client wants to buy a jet
What to slow down, check and line up first.
ReadAdvisor briefing
A short briefing for advisory teams on private aviation.
Request oneIntroduce a client
Tell us a little about the client and how they fly today. We reply to you the same business day.
Prefer to talk first?
A 20-minute call to explain how we work with advisors and family offices.