With a timeshare a person might only get a property for one or two weeks a year. With fractional ownership you might get it for one-tenth or one-sixth of a year.

We are doing both fractional and whole ownership.

Every year we watch as distance becomes less of a factor.

With the rising costs of second homes, fractional ownership is really an affordable alternative.

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[Out of this has grown the phenomenon of] fractional ownership, ... Some corporations, maybe three, four or five, will go together and own a couple of corporate aircraft. They'll hire a staff of pilots and mechanics to run the aircraft. It's like calling for a taxi, and you fly point-to-point instead of hub-to-hub.