Challenger 600

Meet the jet that changed business aviation forever with a wide-body cabin, remarkable range, and the refined comfort of our Challenger 600.

Built by Bombardier, the Challenger 604 remains a popular choice for private charter thanks to its spacious cabin, dependable performance, and ability to handle longer routes with ease.

The Bombardier Challenger 605 is a heavy jet with a spacious stand-up cabin, seating for up to 12 passengers, and approximately 4,000 nautical miles of published range.

From overnight crossings to coast-to-coast flights, the Challenger 650 gives passengers the space, range, and quiet comfort to settle in and enjoy the distance.

The Challenger 800 and 850 bring a rare origin to private aviation, evolving from regional airliners into spacious business jets built for larger groups.

The Embraer Legacy 600, 650, and 650E offer spacious three-zone cabins, generous baggage capacity, and comfortable surroundings for business and leisure travel. The Legacy 650 adds greater range to the 600 platform, while the 650E brings further refinements to the longer-range model.

Built by Dassault Aviation, the Falcon 6X offers one of the tallest and widest cabins in business aviation, giving passengers more room to work, relax, and travel comfortably on long-range flights.

With our Falcon, passengers get nearly 6,000 nautical miles of range, a smooth and highly responsive flight profile, and a cabin environment built to make long-haul trips feel calmer and more comfortable.

When timing matters as much as destination, our Falcon 8X gives travelers a way to preserve the shape of the trip with nonstop capability and a cabin that supports work, rest, and uninterrupted time in the air.

Built as a clean-sheet aircraft, the Falcon 10X offers one of the largest cabins in business aviation, with the range and speed needed for demanding international travel.

Our Falcon 900 LX offers a uniquely quiet, wide-body cabin for up to 12 passengers with three tail-mounted engines that open remote, high-altitude, and island destinations most jets can’t legally reach.

With its spacious cabin, balanced range, and efficient design, our Falcon 2000 gives private flyers a more refined way to cross serious distances.

Our Global 5500 and Global 6500 are ideal for travelers who care as much about cabin space as they do about range, especially on overnight flights where room to sleep, move, and settle in makes a noticeable difference by arrival.

What sets our Global 7500 apart is the way the cabin is arranged. Instead of asking every activity to happen in the same shared environment, it creates dedicated spaces for conversation, meals, rest, and sleep across a layout that feels more structured over longer flights.

For trips where the route itself narrows the field, our Global 8000 stands at the top of the market with the range to complete nonstop flights that many other ultra-long-range jets cannot match without compromise.

The Global Express 5000 is a strong fit for travelers who want a wider cabin, substantial baggage capacity, and the steady ride quality that often comes with a heavier long-range aircraft.

On the Global Express 6000 and XRS, the real advantage shows up over time, with a cabin built to support sleep, movement, and comfort in ways that become much more noticeable on long-haul routes

The Gulfstream II seats up to 12 in a stand-up cabin with large windows, a clear aisle, and a noise profile that decades of operator refinement have brought down to a genuinely comfortable level.

Most heavy jets are built for ten passengers at most. The Gulfstream III seats twelve, which means the whole team travels together, the galley keeps up, and nobody gets left behind on a smaller aircraft.

The Gulfstream GIV and GIV-SP combine a spacious cabin with long-range capability for comfortable business and leisure travel.

The Gulfstream V, also known as the GV, combines intercontinental range with a spacious cabin for business and leisure travel. Separate seating areas, generous baggage capacity, and room to rest make it a comfortable choice for longer journeys.

Passengers on the Gulfstream G350 get a long-range cabin experience that feels more refined than bulky, with seating for up to 14, generous natural light, and the kind of ride quality that stands out over several hours in the air.

The Gulfstream G400 name covers two generations: the original aircraft from the Gulfstream IV family and an all-new design with modern engines, a wider cabin, and an advanced flight deck.

The Gulfstream G450 offers long-range private travel with a spacious cabin and an upgraded flight deck, making it a versatile choice for business and leisure charter.

Charter the Gulfstream G500 or G600 for long-range private flights from Miami, Seattle, and beyond with clean-sheet cabin architecture, a two-minute air cycle, and active-control sidesticks.

Built by Gulfstream Aerospace, the G550 remains a highly respected long-range business jet, offering the range, comfort, and reliability needed for demanding international travel.

The Gulfstream G650 offers three independently configurable cabin zones, fully flat beds, and cruise speeds that outpace virtually every competing platform.

56 feet of cabin across multiple zones, 100% fresh outside air, and intercontinental range from Teterboro or Los Angeles define the Gulfstream G700. Ideal for travelers whose schedules don’t include a recovery day.

The Gulfstream G800 is an ultra-long-range heavy jet offering up to 8,200 nm of range, seating for up to 19 passengers, and a spacious Gulfstream cabin built for nonstop global travel.

The Hawker 1000 never quite fit the category it was supposed to occupy: too capable for midsize, too understated for heavy, and for passengers who fly past five hours regularly, that’s exactly the point.