Capable of flying efficiently at capacity with a large hold for plenty of luggage, the turboprop is the workhorse of the private aviation world. The fuselage is larger than on smaller jets, making them spacious inside.  Their short runway performance makes them ideal for small regional airfields getting you closer to your destination. 

The entry level private jet is comparably faster than a turboprop and shares similar operating costs. Perfect for small party’s travelling for 2h or less, London – Geneva for example.

Suitable for 5/6 passengers with a range of up to 3h flying, the light jet carries a little more luggage than the VLJ and can fly a little further.  2h45 flying is realistic, making southern Spain possible from London.

With a larger cabin and greater hold space the Super light category can fly you with more space and comfort than the light jet alternatives. Flights of 4h+ are possible making London to the Greek islands realistic.

A great balance of comfort, range and efficiency, the midsize is suitable for up to 10 passengers.  With increased cabin and luggage space they can fly in luxury for 5-6 hours giving continent crossing range.

The main advantage of the supermid is yet more increased cabin size providing even more room for passenger comfort as well as the capacity to carry more luggage.  Trans Atlantic is possible on some jets in this range.

Heavy jets combine the benefits of supermids with the ability to fly greater distances without stopping. Trans Atlantic in both directions is no problem for this category. 

London to San Francisco or Bangkok direct?  No problem on the ultra long range making the longest flights possible with all the comforts expected from a jet in this class.  Night configuration is possible to make sure you arrive at your destination as relaxed as possible.

The ultimate luxury air travel experience.  They can include home comforts like full size beds, bathroom, dining and rest areas. VIP airliners are the pinnacle of private air travel.