Light Jet charter
The workhorse for business travel in Europe. Munich–Milan on the same day, 4–7 seats, without transatlantic range.
Light Jets are the aircraft we quote most often for EU day trips. Current: Citation CJ3+, CJ2+, CJ4, Phenom 300E, Learjet 75 and Pilatus PC-24. Older types are listed below — still available for charter. Hourly rates are indicative, not fixed prices.
Aircraft in this class
Citation CJ2+
Five to six seats, the European short-haul classic. Strong value for money.
Citation CJ3+
The current CJ3: six seats, more cabin than CJ2, below CJ4. A type we often quote for EU day trips.
Citation CJ4
Longest CitationJet cabin, 6–7 seats, farther than a CJ2. For teams who want to return the same day.
Phenom 300E
Eight seats, one of the most flown Light Jet types worldwide. Stand-up aisle height, solid baggage bay.
Learjet 75
Six seats, fast, classic Lear silhouette. For schedules where speed beats cabin width.
Pilatus PC-24
The Super Versatile Jet: Light Jet pace, large rear door, short runway. Eight seats, often the alternative to the Phenom.
Hawker 400XP
Built 2003–2009 · still available for charter · ~ €2,900/h. Moved down from the foreground — still on the network.
Nextant 400XTi
Remanufactured from 2011 (400XTi from 2014) · still available for charter.
Beechjet 400A
Built 1990–2003 · still available for charter.
Premier IA
Built 2005–2013 · still available for charter.
Citation II
Built 1978–1994 · still regularly offered.
Learjet 45
Built 1997–2013 · still in European charter.
Hourly rate is indicative
Call a Jet does not own an aircraft fleet. We source quotes from the broker network — a marketplace of more than 12,000 aircraft. Price depends on positioning, crew, slots and season. No membership, no minimum commitment.