Fleet
Three cabin sizes, two pilots on every flight. Compare seats, range and flight times.
Aircraft by cabin size
Choose the cabin for the trip, not for the badge on the tail. Every class flies with two pilots.
Light jets
4 to 7 seats
Quick hops for a business day or a weekend away. Seated cabin, a small galley, room for six soft bags.
Nonstop range
up to 1,700 nm
Example rate
$4,200 an hour
Midsize jets
7 to 9 seats
Stand-up cabin, a proper galley and a closed washroom. Coast to coast with one stop, the Rockies nonstop.
Nonstop range
2,000 to 3,200 nm
Example rate
$5,900 an hour
Heavy jets
10 to 14 seats
Seats that turn into flat beds, a crew rest area and space for big luggage. Built for oceans.
Nonstop range
4,000 to 6,500 nm
Example rate
$10,500 an hour
Flight times on popular routes
The same leg takes longer in a light jet than in a heavy jet, and some legs need a fuel stop. Times are in still air, gate to gate.
Leg
Light
Midsize
Heavy
Teterboro
930 nm
Palm Beach
2h 50m
2h 35m
2h 25m
Van Nuys
200 nm
Las Vegas
55m
50m
50m
Teterboro
1,510 nm
Aspen
4h 40m
4h 10m
3h 55m
Van Nuys
900 nm
Los Cabos
2h 50m
2h 35m
2h 25m
Teterboro
3,000 nm
London Luton
One stop
One stop
6h 55m
Flight times (sample). Headwinds in winter add up to 20 minutes on westbound legs.
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