Private Jet Fleet

VIP airliners provide the most considerable amount of space and amenities of all Airbus & Boeing Aircraft families, featuring customized interiors, usually including a private bedroom. Usually used by sports teams or VIP travel, they can comfortably carry from 19 to over a hundred passengers on ranges up to 5,500 - 7,500 miles.

Ultra long range aircraft are designed explicitly for flights over 12 hours. Typically carrying from 8 to 19 passengers, they make an excellent choice for non-stop intercontinental travel in medium-size groups. They are the newest category of aircraft to enter the marketplace.

Similar in capabilities to large commercial aircraft, heavy jets are the preferred mode of travel on intercontinental flights. Aircraft in this category can comfortably carry 8 to 18 passengers, with ranges varying from 2,000 to over 4,000 miles, up to approximately 4 to 10 hours of flight time.

Super midsize jets are the ultimate cost-effective choice for longer flights, as they are equipped with most of the amenities found on larger jets and are designed to comfortably accommodate passengers and luggage. They can typically accommodate 8 to 10 passengers on distances of 2,000 to 2,500 miles non-stop.

Midsize aircraft enable comfortable travel for longer flights of up to 4 hours non-stop. All models within the class are equipped with lavatories and often times with a divan. Midsize jets can typically accommodate 5 to 9 passengers on distances of 1,500 to 2,000 miles non-stop.

Super light jets can usually seat up to 8 passengers comfortably and their cabins are bigger than light jets, usually a little longer, as well as higher. They also have a better range than a light jet, of up to 2000 miles.

Light business jets can typically seat 5 to 6 passengers comfortably and are often equipped with reclining seats and air conditioning. They are best for short-range trips - up to about 1,000 miles non-stop or about 1 to 2 hours contingent on the number of passengers and weight on board.

This category is perfect to access small airports with shorter runways. Carrying 4 to 5 passengers and equipped with minimal amenities, very light jets are a great choice for shorter flights under 750 miles. The maximum takeoff carry weight is typically under 10,000 pounds.

Turboprops are most efficient in low altitudes and speeds under 450 mph, which make them a cost-effective option for flights under two hours and landings at airports with short runways.