In this episode of Acquisitions Anonymous, hosts Bill D’Alessandro and Heather Endresen evaluate a private jet charter business with a $2 million EBITDA. They explore whether the company operates on an asset-light model by leasing jets or owns the aircraft, and how each model affects profitability. The discussion covers key aspects of FAA Part 135 certification, maintenance, and the growing demand for private jet services. With insights into corporate, government, and individual clientele, Bill and Heather dive deep into the complexities of the private aviation industry, including Bill's fascinating story about the origins of EBITDA.

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