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What executive jet works best for my private air charter?
There are many variables to consider when you are utilizing charter flight services from Air Charter Team but possibly the most crucial decision to make when working with an aircraft charter broker is what type of executive jet to use for your private jet charter flight.
There are several types of executive jets available for charter travel. Your choice of aircraft will depend on several factors:
Once you have answered these questions about your air charter travel, working with your charter broker at Air Charter Team you can begin to choose a business jet based on your specific criteria from the six basic groups of executive jets that are offered by Air Charter Team .
- These business jets carry from two to eight passengers, depending on model.
- Aircraft range is generally between 2 hours, 30 minutes and 4 hours.
- Typical airspeeds for these charter planes range from 240 mph to 330 mph.
- Crew of one or two pilots. Air Charter Team strongly recommends two pilots.
- Snacks, hot and cold catering, and assorted beverages can usually be provided. Many turboprops have mini bars with a variety of alcoholic beverages.
- Many of these private jet aircraft have such passenger comforts as air conditioning, stereo, in-flight telephone, individual reading lights, reclining seats, and tray tables.
- Pressurized cabin.
- Lavatory facilities vary from none to fully enclosed.
- These business jets carry up to eight passengers ( 5 to 6 comfortably)
- Aircraft range is generally between 2 hours, 30 minutes and 3 hours and 45 minutes (1000 -1700 miles).
- Typical airspeeds of these private jet aircraft range from 350mph to 500 mph
- Snacks, hot and cold catering and assorted beverages usually can be provided. Some private jet aircraft have bars with a variety of alcoholic beverages
- Most have passenger comforts such as air conditioning, stereo, in-flight telephone, individual reading lights, reclining seats, tray tables and some have VCRs and DVD players
- Lavatory facilities range from limited to fully enclosed.
- These business jets carry up to eight passengers.
- Aircraft range is generally between 3 hours, 30 minutes and 5 hours (1700 - 2500 miles).
- Crew of two pilots (required) on these private jet aircraft.
- Typical speeds range from 460 mph to 580 mph.
- Snacks, hot and cold catering, and assorted beverages usually can be provided. Some aircraft have hot food ovens or microwave ovens, and most have mini bars with a variety of alcoholic beverages.
- Most have passenger comforts such as air conditioning, stereo, in-flight telephone, individual reading lights, reclining seats, tray tables and some have VCRs and DVD players
- Standup headroom (in aisle).
- Most of these executive jets have fully enclosed lavatory facilities.
- Pressurized cabin.
- These business jets carry between nine and eighteen passengers.
- Aircraft range is generally between 5 hours and 8 hours, 30 minutes (2500 - 4000 miles) with a few notable exceptions of the Gulfstream V and Global Express that allow for ranges upwards of 15 hours (8000 miles).
- On these executive jets, a crew of two pilots is required and usually has one cabin attendant to provide passenger comfort, serve food, etc.
- Aircraft amenities often include stereo, in-flight telephone, individual reading lights, reclining seats, tray tables or dining tables. Most have VCRs or DVD players, Airshow, and fax machines.
- Typical speeds range from 460 mph to 530 mph.
- Almost all large executive jets have galleys and mini bars.
- Lavatory facilities are fully enclosed.
- These private jet aircraft operate in most weather conditions. Due to the altitudes at which business jets typically fly they are usually able to avoid weather and turbulence found at the lower altitudes.
- These executive jets have pressurized cabins.
- These private jet aircraft generally carry from 70 to 350 passengers, depending on model.
- The aircraft range varies greatly between 3 hours (smaller regional airliners) and 15 hours (Boeing 747)
- Typical speeds range from 450 mph to 550 mph.
- Crew of at least two pilots. One flight attendant for each 50 seats on the aircraft is required by the FAA for safety reasons.
- Most have passenger comforts such as stereo, in-flight telephone, individual reading lights, reclining seats, and tray tables.
- Pressurized cabin.
- All airliners have fully enclosed lavatory facilities.
- These business jets generally carry from 20 to 70 passengers, depending on model.
- The aircraft range varies greatly between 3 hours (smaller regional airliners) and 15 hours (Boeing Business Jet).
- The typical speeds range from 450 mph to 550 mph.
- A crew of at least two pilots are required on the private air charters . One flight attendant for each 50 seats on the aircraft is required by the FAA for safety reasons.
- All have passenger comforts such as hi-fi stereo/video system, in-flight telephone and data ports, individual reading lights, reclining leather seats, tray tables, Airshow, and fine foods served on elegant china.
- All have lavish interiors with most having bedrooms, state rooms, and full bathrooms with stand-up showers.
- Pressurized cabin.
Your charter broker at Air Charter Team can help you decide on the business jet that best fits your air charter flight needs. Once you have decided on a type of business jet, your aircraft charter broker will work on locating the aircraft that is best positioned for your charter travel. The charter services that are delivered by Air Charter Team are designed to deliver the right charter plane at the right price while providing a high level of customer service and communications that will enhance your experience of private air charters.
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