Types of private jets you can charter

Equipped with a lightweight twin-engine piston aircraft developed by the iconic Beechcraft brand, this aircraft flies at a cruising speed of 325 km/h and is designed for travellers who are accustomed to safety and comfort.

The Cessna 340 comes with a spacious, pressurized cabin where 4 passengers can travel comfortably. This quick, economical aircraft was one of the first models to become popular with business folk looking for short, quick hops between destinations.

This 3-seater light single-engine aircraft known for its Cirrus Airframe Parachute System, has many other stellar features like a wing de-icing system, a state-of-the-art autopilot, stylish leather seats and a larger luggage compartment.

The Piper PA31 Chieftain is a commuter aircraft that is extremely popular with both passengers and air charter companies. The Chieftain can accommodate up to seven passengers in cabin class comfort. The Chieftain has excellent short-field capabilities, which allows greater flexibility in destinations.

The Piper Seneca PA 34 is a twin-engine aircraft. This aircraft is one of the lightest aircraft available for hire. It can accommodate up to six passengers in its cabin and is perfect for short regional routes.

An expanded version of the famous Beechcraft King Air 90, this twin-engine turboprop's larger dimensions can seat up to 9 passengers in a spacious, comfy cabin.

King Air 350 is available in several different versions based on performance and cabin features. While it can stretch to fit 11, the most luxurious journey is when you have around 9 travellers.

This twin-turboprop has the advantage of a cabin that's 50% larger than similar aircraft. Seating 7, it comes with room in the cabin for an easy to access luggage compartment.

The latest in the King Air 200 series, the 250 is designed for hot & high aviation conditions. It comes with improved composite winglets and propeller to enhance takeoff performance, climb and max speed.

The 208 is a versatile craft that can be modified with different landing gear - skis, floats, or enlarged tires, allowing you greater flexibility in your destinations.

Highly fuel efficient and adaptable, the Piaggio Aero P180 Avanti II is an enhanced version of the orginal Avanti. It's faster than other turboprops and even several other jet planes.

Designed to land on short runways of around 700 metres or grassy fields, this single-engine turboprop is the ideal private plane with superior safety and luxury standards.

This speedy turbo prop aircraft is much in demand on the corporate circuit. Pilots love its maneuverability while passengers appreciate the luxurious pressurized cabin and large windows!

This aircraft is compact, but it beats others in its class for the fastest cruising speed and biggest luggage storage. The effcient, value for money Cessna Mustang is perfect for short trips.

The Eclipse 500 and 550 are low-wing, twin jet-engined aircraft that can land on grass or dirt runways if required. Coupled with stylish interiors that make it the ideal choice for frequent flyers.

This new-age VLJ is designed for business travel and features sleek interiors with designated space for business jackets and laptops, as well as plenty of room for bulky baggage.

The Bombardier Learjet 31's thoughtfully designed fuselage, wing and delta fins ensure that you have a quick, stable and secure ride. Onboard, you will find spacious luxury interiors and ample baggage space.

These luxurious Learjets from the 1970s are classics and for a good reason. The 35 seats 8, while the 36 stores more fuel and flies up to 500 miles further.

The 40 XR is an enhanced version of the 40 and can fly at a higher altitude, above bad weather and air traffic. Enjoy better climb rates and the ability to withstand hot-and-high conditions.

This affordable light jet is known for its comfort and fuel efficiency. It also offers the biggest baggage storage space for aircraft of its type, offering you complete bang for your buck.

CJ1 is one of Cessna's most popular models and the CJ1+ takes it one step further thanks to a soundproofed, peaceful cabin and updated avionics.

Similar to the CJ1, Cessna CJ2/CJ2+ is engineered for greater cruising speed. These are stretched versions with about 20% more cabin space and top of the line features like plush reclining chairs.

If one light jet combines power with economy and comfort with speed, it is the Cessna Citation CJ3. Business travellers will relish the tranquil cabin that allows them to work in peace.

Enjoy greater range, speed and flying comfort thanks to the CJ4's optimized avionics. Matched with a noise-proof cabin and a choice of multimedia facilities and entertaiment on offer!

If you love that classic 90s look with 21st century performance, then this what you need. Go longer distances, stretch your legs in spacious interiors and enjoy a stable flight and landing at the end of it!

Pilots love its performance, passengers enjoy its luxury and owners thrive on its economy! The Citation Encore is technically advanced and highly popular, able to cover long distances and land on short runways.

Originally from the Mitsubishi stable, these Hawker jets come in different models that feature technical tweaks and revisions. They're able to cover longer ranges and feature excellent inflight amenities.

You'll be guaranteed some of the best comfort in the light jet class, thanks to plush seating, folding tables, toilets and more. Enjoy great features across both variants.

The Learjet 45 is known for performance and economy. The 45 XR model takes it a notch higher with upgraded take-off weights, cruise speed and climb rates.

With roomy, distinctive interiors designed by BMW, the Emraer Phenom 300 is hailed for its speed, ability to land on short runways, competitive pricing and affordable operating costs.

The G100 is a super light jet with serious superpowers - its phenomenal range means you can hop between major cities without stops. Plus roomy interiors and extra baggage storage!

As the largest Learjet, the Bombardier Learjet 55 gives passengers the right amount of comfort and efficiency on mid to short-range flights. This stylish jet is a reliable high flyer that can seat up to seven passengers.

This mid-size cabin business jet aircraft is considered by many as the upgraded version of the Learjet 55. Equipped with an extended fuselage and enhanced turbofan engines, the Learjet 60 boasts better aerodynamics and reduced drag, making it the ideal aircraft for medium-range flights.

The Cessna Citation Excel is one of the most sought-after, best-selling mid-size private jets. The aircraft boasts a striking, spacious cabin with ample storage space. It is the perfect aircraft for six to eight passengers traveling with plenty of bulky luggage, including golf clubs.

The Citation VII is the improved, high-end version of the Citation VI, which was an offshoot of the Citation III. This business jet has different engines that enhance cruise speed and take-off performance, giving guests a more comfortable flying experience. Its cabin features various appealing design options and better soundproofing.

This midsize private jet is capable of flying into and out of short runways and small airports, making it one of the bestselling medium-sized aircraft of all time. Its cabin is spacious enough to accommodate nine to ten passengers comfortably.

This twin-engine, aircraft carries eight to nine passengers and two crew members, including a flight attendant who can serve refreshments. Traversing five continents, the Dassault Falcon 20 is a reliable veteran of the skies with 30-year track record of excellence.

The Embraer Legacy 450 is a mid-size jet that can land at a variety of airports. Its engine optimizes fuel consumption, making it environmentally friendly. The stylish cabin is also spacious enough for bulky luggage, including golf bags and skis.

This mid-size jet fills the gap between the smaller 450 and bigger 600 aircraft. It has a bigger cabin and range, nearly 30% more than the 450. It is the only midsize Embraer with standing room, permitting the people on board to move around freely and feel less fatigued.

Boasting high-thrust, fuel-efficient Honeywell TFE731-40AR engines and aerodynamic innovations, the Gulfstream 150 is currently the fastest medium-sized business jet on the market. It has a better range, shorter take-off and landing distance, and low operating costs.

As the optimized version of the 850XP aircraft, the 900XP is presently the world's best-selling mid-size business jet due to its superior aerodynamics and fuel efficiency. Its new, improved engines and winglets give it a longer range and better top cruising speed.

The Beechcraft 700 is Hawker’s first aircraft in the medium-size private jet range. It is ideal for flights that last up to four hours. The 750 has the same fuselage and wings as the 800 but has the biggest cabin in its category and more baggage space.

As the third generation of the 800 series, the 800XP comes with impressive performance capabilities. Its cabin usually has eight seats, comprising one forward-facing seat, a divan that seats three, and a club section that accommodates four.

The 850XP model is similar in various ways to its predecessor, the Hawker 800XP. However, it is equipped with winglets that give it an extra 100-mile range and improve its overall performance. This medium jet can accommodate up to eight passengers.

The Challenger 300 and 350 rank high on Bombardier’s top-performing and high-efficiency jets. They give passengers the ultimate flying experience and excellent performance for business travel. Both aircraft are known for effectively connecting destinations between two continents.

One of Cessna’s flagship models since 1998, the Sovereign is a transcontinental aircraft that offers impressive runway performance and fuel efficiency. But beyond that, the plane’s best asset is its external baggage compartment that is deemed the largest in its class.

Known for its impressive size and appearance, the Cessna Citation X is a jet with superb speed and range. It can go as fast as 972 km/h and is the perfect choice for long-distance travel. The Citation X is a crowd-favorite in the super mid-size category.

The Falcon 50 and Falcon 50EX offer enhancements of the Falcon 20 twinjet. Combining speed, autonomy and short track performance, these aircrafts fly higher and faster than their predecessor, with the 50EX offering a more extended range than the Falcon 50.

Produced by Gulfstream Aerospace, the G200 and G280 offer exemplary performance powered by a twin-engine. Both can fly as fast as 870 km/h. For the G280, expect improvements on the G200, such as enhanced avionics and cabin length, and a four-window cabin with access to the baggage compartment.

Made with carbon fiber instead of aluminum, the Hawker Beechcraft 4000 is a lighter, faster, and more fuel-efficient choice. It also offers more leg room, thanks to a stand-up cabin and a rear baggage space that's perfect for oversized carry-on luggage.

The grandfather of the 600 series, the Challenger 600 is a business jet built for passenger comfort. Since then, Bombardier Aerospace developed newer models including the 601, offering a wide range of enhancements – from winglets, and larger fuel tanks to boosted speed, range and fuel economy.

The Challenger 605 was introduced in early 2006 as an avionics and structural upgrade of the 604 design. The Challenger 605 offers an exceptional flight experience for up to 12 passengers while boasting a range that lets it cross oceans and continental distances with ease and efficiency.

The largest of the Bombardier Challenger range, the 850 features expansive passenger accommodation that can match an ultra-long-range plane. It has cabin specs identical to the Global 6000, offering a spacious interior where you can travel, work, or play comfortably.

The Falcon 2000 is deemed the best for fuel economy in the heavy jet class. Along with its extended range variants, it is known for its cruise speed records, partly due to high-Mach blended winglets. The range features spacious cabins with up to 18 windows that let in more natural light.

As one of Dassault's prized plane models,the Falcon 900 EX delivers in all aspects. Tailored for long flights, this aircraft (along with its DX and LX counterparts) features cutting-edge avionics, advanced aerodynamics, and time-tested systems that make flights safer and more comfortable.

Designed with three separate cabin zones, the Legacy 600/650 gives passengers the freedom to choose how they spend their travel time. Whether they want to work, dine, or sleep during the flight, passengers can have everything they need for a luxurious journey.

Offering speed, range, and comfort, the Gulfstream G450 is fitted with smart interior touches and cabin designs, complete with sofas and tables. It can accommodate as many as 14 passengers, providing a comfortable journey for every single one of them.

The Gulfstream II has always set the standard for luxury and convenience in transcontinental business jets. Offering performance, comfort and speed, its cabin remains one of the largest in the long-range executive class even compared to newer models in the market.

The Gulfstream III, an upgrade to the Gulfstream II, is a high-speed business jet suitable for all-weather, long-haul flights. The large cabin can accommodate 14 passengers and be outfitted with great amenities to ensure passenger comfort.

Launched in 1985, the Gulfstream IV is an intercontinental heavy jet that served as the prototype for most subsequent Gulfstream jet variants. Its cabin is big enough to carry up to 19 passengers, and its performance makes it a cost-effective option for long-range flights.

The Global Express / G6000 is a high-speed, long-haul aircraft that can carry 8-16 passengers. It can fly nonstop for almost 12 hours and is one of the most efficient jets in private aviation. Its large cabin size also guarantees its passengers’ privacy and comfort.

The Dassault Falcon 7X replaces the Falcon 900EX. This business jet has a modern electronic flight interface instead of manual controls. It can carry up to 14 passengers and travel a distance of 11,000 km at high speeds (910 km/h).

The Falcon 8X, Dassault’s flagship Falcon jet, has the longest cabin among all Falcons and comes with up to 30 amenity options. Its aerodynamic and fuel capacity improvements mean it can take you farther and faster than the 7X.

The Embraer Lineage 1000, with its generous space and lavish interiors, is a great choice for long-haul business flights. It can comfortably seat 19 passengers, and extra fuel tanks give it double the range of its commercial variant.

The Gulfstream G500 replaces the G450, offering the latest safety and performance breakthroughs, such as a new aerodynamic wing design, and high-thrust engines that enable it to take off and land effortlessly even in short-runway and high-altitude airports.

An upgraded version of the G500, the G550 flies high and fast due to its improved engine and aerodynamic wing design. Its increased passenger capacity is covered by a wide cabin with with three separate living sections.

The Gulfstream G650, like the G550, is a versatile aircraft that can take off and land in short runways. Its great differentiator, however, is its superior passenger comfort due to its low cabin altitude and the 100% fresh air intake at two-minute intervals.

The Airbus A318 Elite is an airliner meant for medium-range, intercontinental travel. It has several functional spaces, such as a lounge, a separate dining area, bathrooms, and an office that converts to a private bedroom.

The Airbus A319 CJ is a business jet with a shorter cabin but a longer range than the commercial A319 airliner. It has a general seating area and a separate VIP compartment with a bed, shower, and desk. It can carry up to 19 passengers.

The Boeing Business Jet is the gold standard in luxurious business air travel. Adapted from the Boeing 737, the original 100-seat cabin has been reconfigured to carry only 19-20 passengers, offering private bedrooms with double beds, showers, dining tables, and conference or cinema rooms.