Room to work. Space to unwind.
The everyday choice. Stand-up cabin, real galley, a flight attendant when you want one. Coast-to-coast across the US, transcontinental Europe, transatlantic with a single fuel stop. The category most missions land on — for good reason.
LAX to JFK in a single leg with reserves. New York to LA into the wind, plan a tech stop.
Eastbound non-stop from Bangor or Halifax. Westbound add a Keflavík or Gander stop.
Full-size cabin without the heavy-jet hourly. The sweet spot for executive and family groups.
Crew rest within day, real lavatory, full galley. Built for back-to-back legs over a week.
Representative models to discuss — not live aircraft inventory. We source the right aircraft per trip from a network of vetted Part 135 operators.
Up to 9 passengers · 2,100 nm published range · 441 kt cruise.
Availability. When the mission is midsize and the date is soon, the XLS+ is usually the aircraft that says yes. Ask for the exact seating plan and baggage allowance.
Up to 8 passengers · 2,930 nm published range · 448 kt cruise.
Coast-to-coast nonstops with eight aboard, and passengers who measure a cabin by shoulder room, not brochure length. Ask for the exact seating plan and baggage allowance.
Up to 7 passengers · 2,405 nm published range · 464 kt cruise.
Time-critical hops where its climb-over-the-weather profile and market pricing beat newer metal. Ask for the exact seating plan and baggage allowance.
Model specifications are a starting point. Your quote should identify the actual aircraft and operator.
A typical midsize cabin runs 18 to 22 feet of length, six feet of stand-up height, and seats eight to nine in a four-seat club plus three- or four-place divan. Full galley with hot & cold options. Enclosed lavatory. Wi-Fi standard on most aircraft in the network.
The answer depends on the specific aircraft and planned flight, not the category name.
Compare the complete itinerary — not the hourly figure alone.
Read the matching model’s cabin and performance assumptions.
Ask for the operating carrier’s certificate and aircraft charter authorization.
Compare total pricing, additional charges and cancellation terms.
No. Cabin height varies by model. The Citation XLS+ has a published 5 ft 8 in height in its dropped aisle; confirm the aircraft dimensions before booking.
Sometimes, depending on the model, load, wind and reserves. Ask for a trip-specific assessment and a larger alternative if nonstop matters.
Equipment and service vary by aircraft and operator. Confirm what is on the quoted tail and what is billed separately.
Share your route, dates, passengers and baggage.
