Turboprop
Explore for regional trips and airport flexibility. Check runway suitability and baggage.
Examples: King Air 350 · Pilatus PC-12
Explore turboprop →The JetNine aircraft guide
Private Jet & Turboprop
Charter Aircraft
Find the right cabin for your journey.
Explore six aircraft categories. Compare the cabin, baggage space and route requirements that matter to your trip.
Six categories. A clear place to start.
Explore the category, then compare the actual aircraft offered.
Light jets
Explore compact cabins for smaller groups. Check headroom, seating and luggage.
Examples: Phenom 300 · Citation CJ3+
Explore light jets →Midsize jets
Compare cabin comfort for longer trips. Check the specific cabin and route.
Examples: Citation XLS+ · Hawker 900XP
Explore midsize jets →Super-midsize jets
Consider more cabin space and range. Confirm loaded nonstop capability.
Examples: Challenger 350 · Citation Longitude
Explore super-midsize jets →Heavy jets
Explore layouts for work, dining and rest. Confirm seats and sleeping positions.
Examples: Falcon 2000 · Gulfstream G450
Explore heavy jets →Ultra-long-range jets
Compare options for long-distance travel. Check range assumptions and cabin privacy.
Examples: Gulfstream G650 · Global 7500
Explore ultra-long-range jets →Representative examples, not live inventory. Capacity, equipment and performance vary by model and configuration.
Select up to 3 categories
Quick compare: what to check first.
CategoryPassengersTypical rangeKey questionNext step
TurbopropPassengers: Up to 9Range: 1,200 nmIs the aircraft suitable for my airports and bags?View guide →
MidsizePassengers: Up to 9Range: 2,400 nmDoes the exact model meet my cabin and route needs?View guide →
Super-midsizePassengers: Up to 9Range: 3,500 nmCan this aircraft fly my loaded route nonstop?View guide →
Ultra-long-rangePassengers: Up to 16Range: 7,500 nmWhat speed, load and routing assumptions apply?View guide →
All values approximate · range varies by load, winds and reserves.
Choose the details that make the trip.
Your groupApproved seats, sleeping positions and mobility needs.
Your baggageBag dimensions, weight, golf clubs and pet arrangements.
Your comfortCabin height, privacy, lavatory and seating plan.
Your serviceFitted Wi-Fi, coverage, catering and attendant.
Published range is a starting point.
Passenger load, bags, winds, routing, speed and airport conditions affect a flight. Ask the operating carrier to assess the aircraft offered for your itinerary.
Exact aircraftActual routeYour travel dates
Compare the total trip price.
Ask for a written proposal showing the aircraft, operating carrier, included services and possible additional charges.
- Flight time and positioning
- Catering and requested services
- Taxes, airport fees and crew charges
- Cancellation and substitution terms
Helpful sources, linked to your decisions.
FAA · Verify your operatorAsk for the carrier certificate and aircraft charter authorization.
NBAA · Compare your proposalReview total pricing, extra charges and cancellation terms.
Manufacturers · Check the aircraftReview the exact model, cabin dimensions and range assumptions.View manufacturer references →
Independent sources; no endorsement implied.
Good questions before you choose.
No. Seating layout, baggage, route, airport conditions and your cabin priorities also matter. Review the actual aircraft offered.
No. Published range assumes a specific speed, load and reserves. The operating carrier confirms nonstop capability for your route and dates.
Only on some aircraft. Confirm fitted equipment and service on the specific aircraft, and whether anything is billed separately.
No. JetNine arranges charter flights as a broker. Independent authorized air carriers operate the flights, and every proposal names the operator.
