How do I list my aircraft for rental on Volara?

It all starts in your partner area. You declare your aircraft, upload its documents, Volara reviews them, and then the listing goes live. Until the review is complete, your aircraft is neither visible nor rentable: that is normal, and it is what protects everyone.

What you enter

The model, the registration, the type (aeroplane or helicopter), the number of seats, the year and the maximum take-off weight. The home base is chosen with autocomplete: you type a name or a code, and the ICAO code resolves the aircraft's location on its own. You add your photos, the hourly rate, the deposit, the minimum experience required of the pilot, the airworthiness category, the insurer, the policy number and the pilot clause.

You need a partner account

Listing for rental requires an owner, pilot or operator account. A simple passenger account is not enough: the declaration is binding, because it attests to airworthiness, insurance and a contract. You can change your account type from your profile.

A few aircraft cannot be accepted

Amateur-built aircraft and restricted airworthiness categories (CNRA, CNSK, CNRAC, CDNR) cannot be rented out for payment: they are rejected at the declaration stage. Likewise, a policy with a named-pilot clause does not cover a renter: an open-pilot clause is required.