Private Jets for Charter
Start with the jet type. Trip length and group size usually narrow it to one or two, and each type page lists the models you can request.
Aircraft Types
Turboprops
The lowest-cost way to fly private on short trips, and the aircraft that can reach the smallest runways.
- Seats
- 6–8
- Nonstop
- ~1,036 mi
- Per hour
- $2,500+
Very Light Jets
The smallest and most affordable jets: jet speed for four or five passengers on trips of up to about two and a half hours.
- Seats
- 4–5
- Nonstop
- ~1,151 mi
- Per hour
- $2,800+
Light Jets
Jet speed for small groups on trips of up to about three and a half hours.
- Seats
- 5–7
- Nonstop
- ~1,611 mi
- Per hour
- $3,800+
Midsize Jets
More room, a small galley and a proper lavatory, for groups of up to eight on trips of up to about four and a half hours.
- Seats
- 7–9
- Nonstop
- ~2,302 mi
- Per hour
- $4,800+
Super-Midsize Jets
A stand-up, flat-floor cabin and nonstop coast-to-coast range.
- Seats
- 8–10
- Nonstop
- ~3,452 mi
- Per hour
- $6,000+
Heavy Jets
Large cabins for groups of up to 16, with seats that turn into beds and range to cross the Atlantic.
- Seats
- 10–16
- Nonstop
- ~4,603 mi
- Per hour
- $8,500+
Ultra-Long-Range Jets
The longest range and largest cabins in business aviation: nonstop from New York to Tokyo or Los Angeles to Dubai.
- Seats
- 12–19
- Nonstop
- ~6,905 mi
- Per hour
- $11,500+
Airliners
Airliners and regional aircraft for groups too large for a business jet: sports teams, bands, corporate events, weddings and tours.
- Seats
- 19–180+
- Pricing
- On request
Aircraft Guides
Full specs, cabin details and sample trip prices for popular models.