Aircraft
Eighteen airframes across six categories. The numbers that decide which one belongs on your route.
Light Jets
One to three hours, four to seven seats. Short runways, small airports, and the fastest way to make a same-day return that airlines cannot.
Midsize Jets
A stand-up cabin, a private lavatory and enough range to cross Europe or the United States without a fuel stop.
Super Midsize Jets
Transatlantic-capable on the right day, with a six-foot cabin, a full galley and baggage you can reach in flight.
Heavy Jets
Genuine intercontinental range with a cabin split into zones — work at the front, sleep at the back, and a flight attendant on board.
Ultra Long Range
New York to Hong Kong, London to Sydney with one stop. A full bed, a shower on some airframes, and cabin altitude low enough to land rested.
VIP Airliners
A narrow-body airframe fitted as a private residence — bedrooms, a dining room, a conference cabin. For delegations and large parties.
Figures are manufacturer-published maximums. Real range depends on payload, winds and reserves — we confirm the actual numbers for your route before you commit to anything.