The right private jet is the one that fits your journey precisely — no more aircraft than you need, no less than the route demands. With access to more than 10,000 aircraft across every category, the question is rarely whether there’s a jet for your trip, but which one.

Light jets — short hops, smaller fields

Seating four to seven, with a range of around four hours, light jets are the workhorses of regional travel. They access smaller airfields that larger aircraft can’t, and they carry the lowest cost per seat. For a London–Nice run or a quick domestic business trip, a light jet is often the smart choice.

Midsize jets — the versatile middle

Stand-up cabins, a full baggage hold, and transatlantic-capable variants make midsize jets the most adaptable category. Six to nine passengers, up to five hours of range — comfortable for the great majority of journeys without the cost of a heavy aircraft.

Match the aircraft to the mission. The goal is the right jet for the route — not the largest one available.

Heavy and ultra-long-range — distance and presence

When the route is intercontinental, the cabin matters as much as the range. Heavy jets offer separate zones, a full galley and sleeping berths across six to ten hours. Ultra-long-range aircraft go further still — London to Sydney non-stop, a master suite, full bar, and satellite communications throughout.

How to decide

Three questions usually settle it:

• How far are you flying, non-stop? This sets the minimum category.
• How many are travelling, with how much luggage?
• What matters most — cost, comfort, or speed?

Tell us your route and party, and a flight specialist will return a shortlist matched to all three — with transparent pricing for each, so the choice is yours to make.