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The Beechcraft King Air 350i is a versatile and popular twin-turboprop aircraft within the King Air series. It is well-known for its exceptional operating performance, reliability, and comfort. This aircraft features a pressurized cabin, impressive speed, and substantial range, making it an ideal choice for private flights. The King Air 350i is well-suited for short to medium trips, typically lasting between 30 minutes and 2 hours, especially to destinations with smaller airports that may not be serviced by commercial airlines. It requires a minimum of 3000 feet of runway.
View AircraftA very light jet ideal for short hops for up to four passengers, the Cessna Citation Mustang can fly in and out of airports with short runways such as London City and La Mole in St Tropez. The interior is comfortable and space-effective for its size. As an economical option this aircraft is hard to beat, ideal for getaways or business trips that couldn’t be done on commercial flights.
View AircraftThis aircraft developed from scratch by Brazilian manufacturer, Embraer, certainly stands out as a very light jet. It features a sleek, modern interior designed by BMW and a small enclosed lavatory, unlike others in its class. The Phenom 100 offers advanced avionics and one of the largest baggage holds in its category.
View AircraftThe HondaJet offers a revolutionary and eye-catching design, with engines mounted on top of the wing instead of the rear fuselage. This reduces vibration and engine noise, making for a smoother and quieter ride, as well as increased speed. Further features from a passenger point of view are an enclosed toilet and good cabin length, therefore offering more legroom than other models in its class.
View AircraftBased on the proven and popular CJ1 airframe, the modern Citation M2 first flew in 2013. Compared to its predecessor, it has a redesigned and more comfortable cabin with an enclosed lavatory, as well as winglets, upgraded engines and avionics that provide better range and speed.
View AircraftThis aircraft has a clean-sheet light jet design, which gave Embraer the opportunity to improve on competitors’ offerings in a similar vein to the smaller Phenom 100. Its key strengths are its slick, modern-looking lines, good baggage capacity and short runway capabilities, not to mention class-leading range and a proper enclosed washroom with basin.
View AircraftThe Citation Jet 2 offers great comfort and practicality and as a result is one of the most popular light jets. With many available on the charter market, and as a slightly older model, it tends to be competitively priced, making this aircraft an ideal option for small groups with light luggage on flights of up to 3 hours.
View AircraftOffering a cabin that is 4 feet longer than the Citation Jet 2, the Citation Jet 3 offers more comfort, room, workspace and better range. Like all light jets, it has a fully equipped mini bar and storage space for VIP cold catering. The modern interior offers plenty of natural light and also features an enclosed lavatory.
View AircraftThe CJ4 is a further stretch of the extremely successful Citation Jet line and sits at the top of the light jet category in terms of range and passenger capacity. The cabin features seating for up to 8 and the aircraft’s range and short-runway performance is among the best in class, making this a true competitor to the PC-24, Learjet 75 and the Phenom 300.
View AircraftThe Nextant 400XT is essentially a re-engineered Hawker 400, resulting in a technical aircraft with increased speed, range and efficiency. The cabin accommodates between 6 and 8 passengers and in its usual configuration offers the best legroom in the light jet class. Its excellent range capabilities makes it an economical choice for flights of up to 4 hours.
View AircraftAn ideal light jet, the Hawker 400XP has an oval-shaped cross section offering good shoulder and headroom and a spacious feeling cabin with a flat floor and is overall more refined than others in its class. Its cruising speed is also higher than similar aircraft, and it also features an enclosed toilet and small external baggage hold.
View AircraftDerived from the highly popular Citation Excel midsize jet, the Citation XLS and XLS+ have a modernized interior and can go faster and further. A reliable and justifiably popular choice for short or medium range flights up to 4 hours, with near-standing headroom, washroom and good baggage space.
View AircraftThe Hawker 750 is a variant of the extremely popular Hawker 800 with a rear fuel tank sacrificed for an additional small baggage hold, resulting in the best luggage capacity of all Hawker models. Due to their dependability, Hawker aircraft have often been a popular choice for trips to remote locations worldwide. This aircraft surpasses the Citation XLS and Learjet 60 in terms of cabin volume, and headroom is also generous, allowing standing height for most in its dropped aisle.
View AircraftThe Hawker 850XP is an upgrade from the Hawker 800XP with a modernized cabin and updated avionics. It climbs faster and flies farther than its predecessor, making it a popular midsize jet. With a range of up to 5 hours, it brings trans-continental flights within reach that other midsize jets do not have the range to accomplish.
View AircraftLearjet have always succeeded in maintaining the appearance and performance of classic, sleek business jets, and the Lear 45 is no exception. The 45 is one of their best, with a cabin that can accommodate up to 8 passengers, offering individual seats for all. It also boasts a flat-floored interior designed to offer surprisingly good headroom, especially when seated.
View AircraftBombardier’s Learjet 75 shares the dimensions of the earlier, popular Learjet 45 but offers payload and range enhancements to ensure the aircraft remains one of the best-performing in its class. From a passenger perspective the cabin has been modernized, and it one of the most sleek and high-tech in the skies.
View AircraftFrom the Swiss manufacturers of the excellent PC-12 turboprop comes a highly versatile jet aircraft that combines a plush cabin with impressive short runway and ‘up-country’ performance. In terms of the cabin, the PC-24 excels on almost every metric compared to similar light jet models with a flat floor across the entire cabin which adds to the spacious feel. The generous baggage hold has a unique full sized cargo door that makes loading large or bulky items easy. It also has a premium bathroom for a light jet, featuring a separate toilet with basin opposite the entry door, partitioned from the main cabin.
View AircraftEmbraer’s Legacy 500 is designed to outperform existing and popular super-midsize jets such as the Gulfstream 200 and Challenger 300. What sets this jet apart, aside from its modern design and impressive stature, is the smooth flight experience thanks to fly-by-wire controls. It also has the best baggage hold in its class, so it’s ideal for groups traveling with a lot of luggage.
View AircraftAn upgrade of the continually popular Challenger 300, this is a modern super-midsize jet with a flat floor, spacious and bright cabin, offering a separate galley area and large washroom. The Challenger 350 is justifiably considered as one of the most prestigious and sought-after aircraft on the market.
View AircraftThe Hawker 4000 is a super-midsize jet, designed to compete with the Challenger 300 and Gulfstream 200 models. With a flat floor throughout the cabin, large washroom, galley area and good baggage space, it’s an excellent and often well-priced option in its class.
View AircraftThe Gulfstream G200 is a super-midsize jet that competes with the Challenger 300 and Hawker 4000 models. While the three are almost identical in terms of performance, the Gulfstream G200 has a slightly larger cabin volume, meaning 10 seat versions are possible, as well as better baggage capacity.
View AircraftWhile modeled on the Gulfstream G200, the newer G280 offers many new features including new engines, new wings and a glass cockpit. It is designed to outperform fellow super midsize jets on longer trips of up to 7 hours and has a higher cruising speed and better climb rate than its predecessor.
View AircraftThe Challenger 300 is a popular super-midsize jet with the ability to fly coast-to-coast in the US, that competes with the Gulfstream 200 and Hawker 4000. The cabin offers 6.1 feet of headroom, with galley area, washroom and luggage compartment that is accessible in-flight. Offering exceptional comfort, it's a popular choice for business trips.
View AircraftThe Citation X is one of the fastest jets in any class, with huge engines and a swept wing, giving away its high cruise speed to even a casual observer. Internally it has the same cabin as the Citation Sovereign, making it an economical option in the super midsize jet category.
View AircraftCessna’s latest jet, the Citation Longitude uses the new fuselage of the Latitude, but with a longer cabin, new wing and tail design giving impressive range. It is capable of flying 8 hour sectors and therefore competes with larger and more expensive aircraft. The bright and spacious cabin has a flat floor, good headroom and a modern design.
View AircraftModeled on the Legacy 500, Embraer claims the Praetor 600 to be the best-performing super midsize jet. It is certainly one of the farthest-flying, capable of flying from New York to London nonstop. This state-of-the-art aircraft also offers an extremely smooth flight experience with active turbulence reduction and best-in-class cabin altitude.
View AircraftOne of Cessna’s newest jets, the Citation Latitude offers a popular 7 or 8 seat cabin layout, with a new clean-sheet designed fuselage and the faster wing of the Citation Sovereign. Along with Embraer's Legacy 450, the Latitude meets the standards for the super-midsize class, with a spacious cabin and flat floor, full standing headroom and excellent short runway performance.
View AircraftThe Legacy 450 continues Embraer’s tradition of aiming to outdo other manufacturers by offering an aircraft that is larger and more capable than others in its class. Offering a very spacious, modern and flat-floored cabin, it also has excellent speed and short runway performance, allowing you to reach tricky airports faster, with more luggage, and in more comfort than virtually any other comparable jet.
View AircraftBased on the existing, and already extremely impressive Legacy 450, the Praetor 500 boasts a remarkable range for a super-midsize jet due to additional fuel tanks. It can operate trips such as New York to Los Angeles or Dubai to Bangkok with ease as well as retaining excellent short runway performance.
View AircraftDassault’s Falcon 2000 series is a reduced size, twin-engine version of the popular 900 series, performing almost as well as its tri-jet forerunner but at a lower price. With an elegant and spacious cabin, this aircraft offers excellent comfort and speed for medium to long range flights, as well as good short runway performance.
View AircraftWith an internal length of 40 feet the Legacy 600 offers a huge amount of space for the price, with a divided, three-zone cabin that is ideal for large groups or families. This large jet also features a separate galley area, generously proportioned washroom and the largest baggage hold of any comparable aircraft.
View AircraftA further improvement of a line that traces its history back to the Challenger 600 model of the early 1980s, the 650 is the latest incarnation of the world’s most popular family of heavy jets. An evolution of previous models, this aircraft retains the spaciousness of its predecessors with an extremely high-spec and refined cabin, as well as the range to fly long range trips.
View AircraftDeveloped from the Challenger 600, a proven large jet line in service for nearly 40 years, the 604 has more powerful engines and increased range, bringing trans-Atlantic and other inter-continental routes within reach. The cabin is the widest in its class and often features a couch that can be converted into a flat bed.
View AircraftBased on the legendary Gulfstream IV, this aircraft’s reliability, performance and cabin refinements continue to make it an excellent option in the large jet class. It has the luxurious feel and signature oval windows common to all Gulfstream jets, as well the range to accomplish most transatlantic missions and other routes of up to 9 hours.
View AircraftAlong with the Challenger line, the Falcon 900 family has proven itself a popular and successful large jet fleet over many years and incarnations. As one of the few tri-jet models it certainly turns heads, as well as offering a spacious and bright interior. The divided cabin and good range make it suitable for inter-continental flights.
View AircraftDerived from a commercial regional airliner (the 50 seat CRJ) the Challenger 850 unsurprisingly offers a huge amount of space for its price point. The cabin is comparable with size to Bombardier’s Global Express line, one of the most spacious on the market, but with much more economical performance, making it a fantastic option for large groups on shorter range trips.
View AircraftBased on the legendary Gulfstream IV, this aircraft’s reliability, performance and cabin refinements continue to make it an excellent option in the large jet class. It has the luxurious feel and signature oval windows common to all Gulfstream jets, as well the range to accomplish most transatlantic missions and other routes of up to 9 hours.
View AircraftResembling a larger and sleeker Falcon 900, the 7X surpasses its predecessor in every way, and competes with the fastest and largest long-range jets available on the market. The first fully fly-by-wire private jet also offers pilots and passengers superb runway performance, climb rate and speed, as well as having the range to bring routes such as Los Angeles to Europe within reach.
View AircraftDassault’s Falcon 8X is designed to fly 500nm further than the Falcon 7X, making it a strong competitor to similar aircraft at the top of the ultra-long range class such as the Gulfstream G650 and Global 6000. As well as featuring the reliability, performance, and the quiet cabin common of all Dassault jets, the Falcon 8X now flies you further and faster than any of its predecessors.
View AircraftDerived from the Global Express, Bombardier’s Global 5000 has a shortened fuselage, and slightly less range, offering excellent performance at a slightly lower price than some of its competitors. With a passenger cabin that is the same size as the Global Express it is an ideal option for routes such as US East coast to the Caribbean and Europe.
View AircraftAn upgraded version of the Global Express XRS, this aircraft offers a redesigned cabin layout and lighting, as well as new avionics. Its range is in the name – up to 6000nm, making it possible to fly up to 12 hours without stopping, between city pairs such as London and Mumbai. It has one of the largest and widest cabins available in its class.
View AircraftEntering the market with the goal of being the largest purpose-built business jet, Bombardier boasts that this stretch of the Global 6000 can fly up to a staggering 7700nm, or 14 – 15 flight hours. The cabin has been totally redesigned with long-haul travel in mind and features 4 distinct zones to provide as much passenger space and comfort as possible.
View AircraftThe Gulfstream G550 is an ultra-long-range jet and among the most successful in its class. Improving the range, performance and cabin of the excellent Gulfstream V has resulted in a superbly capable and desirable aircraft with a range of 12 hours and a multi-zone cabin with a variety of seating, dining and sleeping configurations.
View AircraftGulfstream designed a completely new swept wing and wider cabin cross section for its G650 model, which also features even larger panoramic windows that flood the cabin with natural light. The manufacturer boasts that this is the fastest jet in its class, and that it has the range to fly Hong Kong to New York non-stop. From a passenger perspective the interior is one of the most spacious on the market, and has a lower cabin altitude, allowing you to arrive feeling more refreshed.
View AircraftSitting at the very top of the private jet market, the Embraer Lineage is an ultra-large executive jet, or better described as a VIP conversion of a commercial airliner. The cabin’s amenities offer the ultimate in private travel, with up to 4 distinct zones including a lounge, dining room, fully equipped galley and even queen sized bed and shower room.
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