Citation Longitude

Certified in 2003 as a clean-sheet design originally called the Continental, the Challenger 300 went on to become one of the most delivered super medium jets ever built, with 457 aircraft delivered before the 350 took over in 2014. The 350 became the fastest business jet in history to reach 300 deliveries in its category.

Designed as the next evolution of the Challenger 350, the Challenger 3500 brings updated cabin technology, refined seating, and dependable performance to one of the most trusted super midsize platforms.

Some travelers choose an aircraft for the cabin. Others choose it for the range. The Citation X exists for the ones who choose it for the clock. Certified in 1996 as the fastest civilian business jet ever built, it arrives coast to coast up to 35 minutes ahead of anything else in its category. Eight passengers, 3,215 nautical miles, Mach 0.90.

With a spacious stand-up cabin and seating for up to 12 passengers, the Longitude is a strong option for private flyers who want more range and comfort without moving into a heavy jet.

Announced at the 1998 NBAA convention and certified in 2004, the Citation Sovereign was built on a stretched Citation Excel fuselage paired with a new larger wing and more powerful engines. The later Citation Sovereign+ added winglets, Garmin G5000 avionics, auto throttles, and updated engines while keeping seating for up to 9 passengers.

A strong choice for both business and leisure travel, the Praetor 600 offers a comfortable cabin, generous baggage capacity, and the ability to connect many city pairs nonstop.

When it first debuted, it made history as the first private jet certified to cross the Atlantic, proving that you didn’t need a commercial airliner to reach the other side of the world. Born from the same engineering DNA as high-performance fighter jets, the 50EX was designed for travelers who refuse to choose between safety, comfort, and the ability to land exactly where they need to be.

When you hear the name “Gulfstream,” you likely think of massive jets that hop between continents. The G200 and G250/G280 series take all that prestige and engineering and pack it into a more agile package.

Based on the Gulfstream IV platform, the G300 offers a spacious cabin, seating for up to 14 passengers, and reliable range for longer private flights.

The Hawker 4000 is one of the best-kept secrets in the sky. While other manufacturers stuck to traditional metal construction, Hawker did something radical: they built the fuselage out of carbon fiber.