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Ultra-long-range charter

Make room for the whole journey.

The longest reach in civil aviation. Sixteen-passenger cabin, three zones, Mach 0.90 cruise. Non-stop city pairs no other category can fly without a stop. The category for when "non-stop" is the brief.

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Passengers · Typical layout
14–19
Range · Max with reserves
7,500 nm
Speed · Cruise (Mach 0.90)
516 kt
Endurance · One leg
~16 hr
Cruise altitude · Typical cruise
51,000 ft
Baggage · Internal + external
220 cu ft

Choose around the trip you actually have.

01
Around the world

Three-stop circumnavigation in a week. Two-stop with reserves on the long fingers.

02
Ultra-long single leg

NYC–Tokyo, LA–Sydney, Dubai–LA. The handful of city pairs only ultra can fly non-stop.

03
Diplomatic / state work

Conference table for six, secure comms, three-zone privacy, full crew rest. The category for high-stakes missions.

04
Multi-week extended trip

Twenty days, ten cities, stateroom and shower onboard. Move like a residence, not a passenger.

A published maximum range is not a guarantee for your flight.

Three models. Different cabins and capabilities.

Representative models to discuss — not live aircraft inventory. We source the right aircraft per trip from a network of vetted Part 135 operators.

Gulfstream

Gulfstream G650ER

Up to 19 passengers · 7,500 nm published range · 516 kt cruise.

The missions that used to require a fuel stop and a hotel: LA to Tokyo, New York to the Gulf, nonstop. Ask for the exact seating plan and baggage allowance.

Bombardier

Bombardier Global 7500

Up to 17 passengers · 7,700 nm published range · 516 kt cruise.

The overnight ultra-haul flown as a night's sleep: board at dinner, land at breakfast, meetings on arrival. Ask for the exact seating plan and baggage allowance.

Dassault

Dassault Falcon 8X

Up to 14 passengers · 6,450 nm published range · 488 kt cruise.

Long-haul missions that end somewhere awkward — the 8X does the distance and the difficult runway. Ask for the exact seating plan and baggage allowance.

Model specifications are a starting point. Your quote should identify the actual aircraft and operator.

Choose the layout for your journey.

A typical ultra cabin runs 45 to 54 feet, six-and-a-half feet of stand-up height, divided into three zones — forward club, mid conference / dining for six, aft stateroom with a real bed. Crew rest separate from passenger zones. Ka-band Wi-Fi with high-speed streaming. Most types fly with two-pilot augmented crew and a dedicated flight attendant.

Seats & sleepingConfirm both counts and bed arrangements.
Privacy & facilitiesCheck doors, partitions, lavatories and any fitted shower.
Crew & cabin serviceConfirm crew-rest arrangements, attendant and catering.
Connectivity & baggageCheck installed Wi-Fi, coverage, bag sizes and access.

Nonstop begins with a trip-specific plan.

A published maximum range is not a guarantee for your flight. Ask the operating carrier to assess the aircraft, route, travel dates and load.

Passenger & baggage load
Wind and routing
Fuel reserves
Runway and weather
A fuel stop or another aircraft may be appropriate. High-speed cruise, winds and airport load all reduce range.

City pairs ultra flies non-stop.

Legs that any other category would tech-stop. With ultra, the briefing is "wheels up, wheels down." Times below assume zero wind, payload of 8 passengers.

City pairDistanceFlight time
New York · Tokyo5,860 nm~13 h 50 min
London · Singapore5,870 nm~13 h 55 min
Los Angeles · Sydney6,510 nm~15 h 25 min
Dubai · New York6,025 nm~14 h 15 min
Hong Kong · London5,260 nm~12 h 30 min

Plan the arrival as carefully as the flight.

01Traveler documentsCheck passport, visa and entry requirements for each traveler.
02Airport arrangementsConfirm arrival procedures and airport access with the operator.
03Local arrival detailsCoordinate local dates, times and ground transport.

Compare the neighboring categories.

What does ultra-long-range charter cost?

Compare the complete itinerary — not the hourly figure alone.

  • Flight time & positioning
  • Crew, handling & airport charges
  • Taxes, catering & requested services
  • Cancellation & possible additional charges
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Verify the details at the source.

Manufacturer information

Read the matching model’s cabin and performance assumptions.

FAA

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NBAA

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Good questions before you book.

Not necessarily. Approved passenger seating and sleeping positions are different. Confirm the exact cabin arrangement and overnight needs before booking.

Find the cabin that fits your journey.

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