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INVESTOR PRESENTATION

FEBRUARY 2024

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Table of Contents

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Company Overview

Business Model

Volato Fleet

Financials

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COMPANY OVERVIEW

Fly Better, Fly Smarter, Fly Volato

Volato brings the benefits of whole aircraft ownership to the fractional customer, providing Volato residual fleet availability which is filled through a unique suite of products and innovative software.

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Business Model: Highly Scalable and Cash-Generative Business Model

Volato secures fleet aircraft orders from top-tier OEMs, which are then sold, often prior to delivery, through fractionalizing. Subsequently, the company operates these aircraft on 5-year contracts, aiming to maximize their utilization and profit potential.

  1. Operates largest floating fleet of HondaJets and has secured app. 35% of HondaJet production through 2026 in a tight supply market.
  2. Incentivized underutilization by fractional owners provides excess availability1 at a favorable market financing rate.
  3. Utilizing a commercial multi-product strategy this excess availability is filled with higher margin non-owner usage.

Notes:

1. Excess availability is is the aircraft availability provided to the operator that is in excess of the industry standard for a fractional owner share. Volato

benefits from excess availability of ~70% compared to the traditional industry average of 5-10%.

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Competitive Landscape: Innovative Model Sets Volato Apart

Volato offers a superior lower-risk,higher-return strategy by combining the strengths of existing models.

TRADITIONAL FRACTIONAL

OTHER MODELS

Low Risk- Aircraft paid for by fractional

customers in an asset light business model.

Low Risk - Aircraft paid for by fractional customers and they provide the vast majority of flight demand.

Low Margin - Owners fly at lower preferred usage rates.

Low Return - Requires additional scale.

High Margin- Flight operation margins are higher due to non-owner fliers filling excess availability, lifting overall margin.

High Return - Contribution from both fractional sales and ongoing flight operations.

High Risk - Capital intensive, aircraft on balance sheet.

High Margin - Able to charge more for service to non-owner fliers.

Return can be High - With near perfect execution.

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Volato by the Numbers

29

6th

Aircraft Currently

Largest US Light Jet

in Fleet1

Operator3

26

88

Aircraft on

Net Promoter Score4

Firm Order2

Notes:

  1. Full fleet, including fractional, managed and leased aircraft under operational control, and managed-only fleet.
  2. 22 HondaJets & 4 Gulfstream G280s. For further detail regarding our delivery expectations, please refer to slide 35.

Notes (continued):

3. Source ARGUS. By flight hours, Q4 2023

4. Q4 2023 Net Promoter Score

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Private Aviation: A Large and Fast-Growing Market with Favorable Tailwinds

Key Drivers Fueling Growth in Private Aviation

Shifts in Work/Life Balance

  • Flight and travel purpose patterns have permanently changed
  • COVID-19introduced private aviation to new customers

Capacity Constraints

  • Significant OEM backlogs for new deliveries
  • Low inventory of aircraft on the secondary market

Growth in the Experience Economy

  • Growing shift in spend on services such as travel and restaurants and away from goods
  • Emerging business models offering different/lower entry points to meet new needs

$29.0B

2022 Global Business Jet Market

4.1%

Global Business Jet Market

CAGR 2022-2029

Rising Disposable Incomes

  • Growing number of high-net-worth individuals is expanding potential customer base

Source: Fortune Business Insights, Axios, JetNetIQ, Global Jet Capital, Statista, Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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