Aircraft Specifications

Turboprop

These aircraft combine the low-cost advantage of the turbine propeller aircraft while sharing some of the properties of a light jet.

Perfect aircraft for short trips with a typical passenger capacity of 1 – 8 passengers, cruising speed of 270KTS and a range of about 1000 miles making it ideal for a London – Edinburgh, Paris – Nice or Berlin – Munich for example.

It also has great landing and take off capabilities only requiring 3000ft minimum runway making more airports accessible.

Aircraft that we utilise in this category are the King Air 200, King Air 90 and Piper Cheyenne are just a few examples.

Light Jets

Most versatile aircraft in the fleet, great for flights longer than 1 hour but shorter than 3 hours.

The light jet can travel faster and further than the non-jet aircraft but it can still operate at airports that is not accessible by major airlines. Has a typical seating capacity for up to 4 – 7 passengers, cruising speed of 400 KTS and a range of about 1800 miles making it ideal for trips such as Manchester – Paris, Rome – Barcelona or Dublin – Amsterdam. Perfect for a quick business day trip that adds hours to your day.

Examples of aircraft we utilise are the Citation Bravo, Lear 45 and Premier 1.

Medium Jets

Widely considered as the workhorse of the group due to its mixture of speed, comfort and endurance, great for the longer business trips or family holidays.

The interior includes individual seating for up to 8 passengers, standup cabin and full galley with a reasonable amount of baggage space. With a typical cruising speed of about 440 KTS and a range of about 2500 miles making it an ideal aircraft for London – Athens, Madrid – Vienna or Lisbon – Stockholm.

Examples of aircraft we utilize in this category are Hawker 800, Citation X, Lear 60 and Citation Excel.

Heavy Jet

These aircraft are the most luxurious and have a flight attendant on board to prepare hot or cold full gourmet catering while you are on your transatlantic flight to New York.

Its faster cruising speed and higher cruising altitudes allow for a much faster and smoother ride than a midsize aircraft. The wide bodied interior can include seating for up to 16 passengers, standup cabin and full galley.

Amenities include private lavatory, internal/external baggage area, sitcom phone/fax and DVD to enhance the flying office/hotel in the sky.

With a typical cruising potential of 470 KTS and a range of over 5500 miles this is perfect for trips such as Zurich – New York, Moscow – Dubai, and London – Tokyo.

Examples of aircraft we utilise in this category are Gulfstream IV/V, Falcon 900/2000, Challenger 601/604 and Global Express.