Your flying profile — see how you really fly private, by aircraft, haul, and flight type
See how you fly private: spend and hours by aircraft class, flight type, haul length, route efficiency, and length of stay, with blended hourly rates.
The question it answers
How do I actually fly — and does my current setup fit it?
Most flyers know roughly how much they spend on private aviation. Very few know what that spend is made of: which aircraft classes, which flight types, how far, how efficiently, and for how long they stay. Without that, it’s impossible to know whether your program or operators fit you.
The flying profile is the overview page of Track Spend. It breaks your flying into simple allocation charts that together describe your true profile.
What you see
Aircraft class allocation
What percentage of your flights, hours, and spend fall in each aircraft class — light, midsize, super midsize, large cabin — and the blended hourly rate in each.
Flight type allocation
How much you fly on each flight type — jet card, membership, fractional, or On-Demand charter — with the share of spend and the blended hourly rate for each.
Haul length
The share of your flights that are short haul, mid haul, and long haul. If most of your trips are short but your program is built around a large cabin jet, you’ll see it here.
Route efficiency
How often you fly efficient round trips versus one-ways that may carry repositioning costs. Route efficiency is one of the biggest drivers of what you pay.
Length of stay
Whether you tend to take short trips or long stays. It matters: a quick turnaround suits some programs and operators better than a week away.
Estimated hourly ranges
For each part of your profile, FlightWiseOS shows estimated hourly ranges across the different ways to fly, so you can see what your profile would cost on other models.
The health of your flying
Taken together, these charts give a picture of the health of your flying: blended rates, efficiency, and how well your aircraft and programs match the trips you take.
Why it matters
Your flying profile shows whether your current setup actually matches how you fly. If your profile looks different from what your program was built for — mostly short hauls on a long-range card, lots of one-ways, a different aircraft class than you signed up for — there may be a better operator or a better program for you.
Take your profile into Market Intelligence: the Route Estimator and Program Comparison model what would fit better.
Built automatically as you fly
Every flight you run through FlightWiseOS updates your profile, every day. You never have to compute these numbers. The longer you record, the clearer your profile becomes.
Who it’s for
- Principals and families who want to understand their flying
- CFOs and finance teams who need to explain where the money goes
- Anyone reviewing a program before renewal
The flying profile is part of FlightWiseOS 360 and Enterprise. See Track Spend and pricing and plans.
Frequently asked questions
What is my average cost per flight hour?
FlightWiseOS calculates your blended hourly rate across every flight you record, and breaks it down by aircraft class and flight type, such as jet card versus On-Demand charter.
Which aircraft classes account for most of my spending?
The FlightWiseOS flying profile shows the share of your spend and hours in each aircraft class, from light jets to large cabin, updated as you fly.
What share of my flights are short, mid, or long haul?
FlightWiseOS breaks your flights into short, mid, and long haul, so you can see whether your aircraft and programs match the trips you actually take.
How much do I fly on a jet card versus On-Demand charter?
The flying profile shows the percentage of your flying and spend by flight type, such as jet card, membership, fractional, and On-Demand, with a blended hourly rate for each.