Tool V1 · Free

Revenue Model Builder

Block hours, charter rates and contracted retainers — the revenue side of the venture file. Tests whether this fleet can service its capital before the appraisal does.

Import the capital programme from the Venture Builder

Reads the capital requirement and the debt service implied by the funding stack, so the capital service test runs against your own model rather than a figure typed twice.

Step 1

Revenue segments

Add each revenue-generating segment. Each card shows the aircraft, rate, hours and contract mix that drives it.

Every figure a new segment arrives with — rate, direct operating cost, utilisation, aircraft value — is an indicative planning default, not a sourced benchmark. They exist to give you something to argue with. Replace them with your own rates and costs before this model is shown to anyone.

Step 2

10-Year projection

Year Revenue DOC Contribution Cumulative

Step 3

Break-even by aircraft

Aircraft Rate/hr DOC/hr Contribution/hr Hours to B/E (owned) Hours to B/E (leased)

Step 4

Sensitivity

Adjust rate, utilisation and DOC to see how contribution changes.

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Contribution at risk:

Assumptions and limits

Rate bands are JK & Associates planning ranges. Seasonality is applied to Year 1 only using monthly index factors; Years 2–10 use a flat annual average. No discounting — all figures are nominal. Break-even hours are computed as annual capital charge ÷ (rate − DOC); for leased aircraft the annual lease rental replaces the capital charge.

This tool is a planning aid, not investment advice, a valuation, or a substitute for a bankable financial model. Obtain independent financial and legal advice before committing capital.

A revenue model that survives diligence looks different from this.

This tests whether the fleet can service its capital at indicative rates. A defensible revenue case needs a real demand study, contracted anchor clients and a yield model that holds under utilisation stress.

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