Which jet to charter?
For every new flight request we check the current availability of thousands of commercially registered aircraft in our system. Simply choose a jet class.
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Piston
Piston aircraft for short sectors — the most affordable entry when a jet is not required.
Turboprop
For Alpine airfields and short runways. Often smarter than a small jet when the trip stays regional.
Entry Level Jet
The entry into jet charter: fast, discreet, for city hops across Europe.
Light Jet
The workhorse for business travel in Europe. Munich–Milan on the same day.
Midsize
Stand-up cabin height, more comfort on longer EU and Mediterranean sectors.
Super Midsize
More range, more cabin. Often the sweet spot between price and comfort.
Heavy Jet
Large cabin, a dedicated work zone — for teams and families who prefer not to connect.
Long Range
Nonstop transatlantic. When the route dictates the cabin, not the other way around.
Turboprop Airliner
20–40 seats for teams, clubs, film productions. Regional and more economical than a VIP airliner.
VIP Airliner
Airbus ACJ and Boeing VIP — bedrooms, lounge, large entourages. Not Tuesday to Nice.
All models
The most common types as a quick pick — not the full catalogue. Newer and rarer types are listed on each class page.
Hourly rates and cabin photos on each class page. Guide values, not fixed prices.