Aircraft Types
Light Jets
Appropriate choice for six or fewer passengers. Typically fuel stops are not required on flights less
than 1,500 miles. Most do not have an enclosed lavatory. Luggage capacity is some-what limited. Best
choice for shorter flights.
| • Lear 31 • Citation II • Citation Bravo • Citation V Ultra • Beechjet 400 / 400A |
• Lear 35 • Citation Jet 1/2/3 • Citation Encore • Diamond Jet • Hawker 400XP |
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Midsize Jets
Designed luxury for five to seven passengers. Typically avoids a fuel stop on flights less than 2,500 miles.
Contains an enclosed lavatory.
| • Lear 55 • Citation III • Citation Excel • Hawker 800 • Hawker 1000 |
• Lear 60 • Citation VII • Hawker 700 • Hawker 800XP • Gulfstream 100 |
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Super Midsize Jets
In general, super midsize aircraft are appropriate when you seek more range than a standard midsize but may
not have the need for a heavy jet. Super midsize jets will typically avoid a fuel stop on flights of less than
2,500 miles and are equipped with an enclosed lavatory. Due to the smaller supply of these aircraft they are
quoted on a trip by trip basis.
| • Challenger 300 • Citation X • Citation |
• Sovereign • Falcon 50 • Gulfstream 200 |
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Heavy Jets
Appropriate and luxurious for seven to nine passengers. Typically avoids a fuel stop on flights less than
3,500 miles. Contains a galley, enclosed lavatory and cabin attendant.
| • Challenger 600 • Challenger 604 • Gulfstream III • Gulfstream V • Falcon 2000 |
• Challenger 601 • Gulfstream II • Gulfstream IV • Falcon 900 • Legacy |
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