Volato Group's stock fell 75.6% year-to-date in 2026, dropping from $0.64 on January 1 to $0.1559, with insiders holding about 25.40% of shares.
Original report
www.marketbeat.com
A steep share-price decline at a fractional-ownership and charter operator highlights financial pressure facing smaller players in the private aviation membership segment.
[Volato Group](/entities/04da13aef2275b509c2e7147c193f41a), Inc. (NYSEAMERICAN: SOAR), a private aviation company based in Chamblee, Georgia, has seen its stock fall 75.6% year-to-date in 2026, declining from $0.64 on January 1 to $0.1559. The company, founded in 2021, offers fractional ownership, aircraft management, jet cards, deposit, and charter programs, and as of December 31, 2023, operated a fleet of 24 HondaJets along with a managed fleet of 6 aircraft.

Volato Group does not currently pay a dividend, and insiders have neither bought nor sold company stock in the past three months. Insiders hold approximately 25.40% of shares.
AVI-GO, “Volato Group (SOAR) Shares Down 75.6% in 2026, Trading at $0.1559”. https://ai.avi-go.com/news/ai-news-center/news-briefs/volato-group-soar-shares-down-75-6-in-2026-trading-at-0-1559-78b0689894eeb3ebd66cc7f152b7ec6b
Figures carry an explicit measurement window — cite the window shown on this page, not the date you retrieved it.