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One aviation strategy.
Every asset.
Every mission.

Air governance brings your owned aircraft, fractional programs, jet cards and charter activity into one coordinated strategy. Every mission is evaluated independently so you use the right solution at the right time.
Your aviation should work as one system

Owning an aircraft does not mean it is right for every trip. Neither does a fractional share, jet card or charter program. Air governance connects every way you fly and determines which option makes the most sense for each mission.

One independent point of view across your entire private aviation portfolio.

This is for you if

Air governance is built for experienced private flyers managing more than one way to access aviation.

You own an aircraft

Your aircraft remains a valuable asset, but it may not be the most efficient solution for every route or mission.

You use fractional ownership

You want an independent view on when your fractional program makes sense and when another option may serve you better.

You combine jet cards and charter

You already use multiple access models and need a clear strategy for choosing between them.

Your travel requirements keep changing

Your flying patterns, schedules and priorities evolve. Your aviation strategy should evolve with them.

The right solution changes with the mission

Understand the trip

We look at the route, timing, passenger requirements and the purpose of the mission before considering the aviation product.

Understand the trip

We look at the route, timing, passenger requirements and the purpose of the mission before considering the aviation product.

Compare every available option

Owned aircraft, fractional programs, jet cards and charter are considered side by side rather than in isolation.

Compare every available option

Owned aircraft, fractional programs, jet cards and charter are considered side by side rather than in isolation.

Choose what makes sense

We identify the solution that best fits that specific mission based on practicality, value and your priorities.

Choose what makes sense

We identify the solution that best fits that specific mission based on practicality, value and your priorities.

Keep everything connected

As your requirements change, your aviation strategy changes with them. You continue dealing with one advisory relationship rather than multiple competing interests.

Keep everything connected

As your requirements change, your aviation strategy changes with them. You continue dealing with one advisory relationship rather than multiple competing interests.

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Every journey deserves the right aircraft

Whether you're travelling for an urgent meeting, a family holiday or an international business trip, we source the aircraft that best suits the journey.

Helicopters

15–90 minutes
A shortcut worth taking
15–90 minutes

Leave the traffic below. Land closer to your plans.

For airport connections, city transfers and destinations where the drive takes too much of your day. Helicopters link approved landing sites close to where you need to be, turning short flights into valuable time on the ground.

Turboprops

30 minutes–2 hours
Small runways. Big possibilities.
30 minutes–2 hours

Island airstrips. Remote retreats. Within reach.

Efficient regional travel with access to smaller airports and, on suitable aircraft, shorter runways. From island escapes to country retreats, turboprops can bring you closer to your destination while making practical sense for shorter journeys.

Very light jets

1–2 hours
Private flying. Precisely sized.
1–2 hours

Two of you. One meeting. Home for dinner.

A compact private jet for a small party and a focused itinerary. Well suited to same-day business visits and quick regional trips, this class offers jet travel without choosing more aircraft than your plans call for.

Light cabin

1–3 hours
Make the weekend yours
1–3 hours

Leave the city on Friday. Find the slopes by sunset.

A versatile choice for regional business and leisure travel, balancing jet speed with a practical cabin size. Light jets suit couples, colleagues and small groups looking to make more of a short trip, with the aircraft matched to their luggage.

Super light cabin

2–4 hours
Bring more of your world
2–4 hours

The family. The luggage. The long weekend.

A step up for smaller groups seeking more cabin or baggage flexibility without moving to a much larger jet. Each model brings different strengths, making this a useful category for matching family plans, extra packing and longer regional journeys.

Midsize cabin

2–4 hours
Put the journey to work
2–4 hours

Take the meeting upstairs. Keep the day moving.

A comfortable balance of cabin space and regional reach for journeys that deserve more than a quick hop. Midsize jets provide room for conversation, preparation or a quieter break, with seating and facilities suited to spending longer onboard.

Super midsize

3–6 hours
Make distance feel different
3–6 hours

Across the country. With room to switch off.

For coast-to-coast journeys where comfort matters along the way. Super midsize jets bring together long-distance reach and a generous cabin, giving you room to settle in, enjoy a meal and make the most of the hours onboard.

Large cabin

3–7 hours
Together, above it all
3–7 hours

Your own private lounge. Bring everyone together.

For larger parties and travelers who place a premium on the cabin itself. Spacious layouts offer more ways to gather, dine or enjoy time apart, with seating, onboard service and international capability tailored to the aircraft you choose.

Ultra long range

6–12 hours
Let the night take you
6–12 hours

Leave after dinner. Wake up on another continent.

Built around intercontinental reach and a more considered experience on long journeys. Generous cabins and aircraft-specific sleeping arrangements make room for meaningful rest, with the route, passenger load and crew plan shaping the right choice for your flight.

Independent by design

The private aviation industry is fragmented. Fractional providers sell fractional programs. Brokers sell charters. Management companies benefit from managed aircraft. Air governance starts somewhere different: with the solution that makes the most sense for you.

Why True Altitude

One strategy across your aviation

From a single period of intensive travel to ongoing oversight.

  • Owned aircraft
  • Fractional ownership
  • Jet cards
  • Ad hoc charter
  • Aircraft acquisition
  • Trip-by-trip decision support
  • Provider comparison
  • Pricing model comparison
  • Short-term advisory
  • Ongoing aviation oversight
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Frequently asked questions

What is air governance?

Air governance is an independent advisory service that connects the different ways you access private aviation. We help determine whether an owned aircraft, fractional program, jet card or charter solution makes the most sense for each mission.

Do I need to own an aircraft?

No. Air governance is relevant to clients using any combination of ownership, fractional access, jet cards and charter. The value comes from coordinating those options rather than treating them separately.

How do you decide which option to use?

The decision starts with the mission. We consider how you need to travel and compare the aviation options available to you before recommending the most appropriate route forward.

Can air governance be used for a limited period?

Yes. Governance can support a defined period of travel, such as a tour or intensive business schedule, or provide ongoing oversight for clients who want their entire aviation strategy managed continuously.

Your aviation should work together

If you own an aircraft, use fractional ownership, hold a jet card or charter regularly, the question is no longer whether you have access. It is whether you are using that access intelligently.
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