BOND raises $27.2M in fresh equity for high-end fractional flying
What's the deal? BOND (Bond Aviation Holdings) has raised $27,150,000 in a new equity round, disclosed in a Form D notice of exempt offering filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The filing reports the full $27.15M as already sold across 46 investors, who are not named. It follows BOND's larger financings over the past year, including a $350M investment led by KKR in late 2025.
What's the company building? BOND runs a fractional private-aviation club aimed at the highest end of the market, promoting what it calls the lowest owner-to-aircraft ratio in the industry. Its aircraft are backed by what it describes as a "fully integrated OEM-operator partnership" with BombardierDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, covering safety and operational reliability. Sergey Petrossov serves as chief executive and David Cass as chief financial officer.
Why it matters: An equity raise of this size in a capital-heavy sector points to continued investor appetite for premium, asset-backed aviation models — and a bet that a Bombardier-linked ownership structure can differentiate BOND at the top of the market.
What to watch: The filing discloses the amount sold but not investor names or a valuation. Additional participants or terms may surface in later disclosures.
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