WHAT ARE THE BEST BUSINESS JETS TO CHARTER for your next destination?
These are the best Business Jets to seek out of all the charter operators all over the world.
With an almost infinite number of ways to fly, the private jet industry has seen exponential growth in recent years. It’s almost impossible to keep track of all the options for the best business jets to charter. When you factor in the possibility of fractional ownership or the opportunity to book a single seat on a shared aircraft, the private jet options become even more overwhelming.
Following are the Best Business Jets to Charter in the world
- Phenom 300
- HAWKER 400XP
- HAWKER 800XP
- Gulfstream IV SP
Phenom 300
Embraer entered the light jet market in 2005 with the promise of more for less, and the Phenom 300 delivers on that promise. It’s fast, has long legs, and a well-equipped, comfortable cabin with features normally reserved for planes costing millions of dollars more.
A Phenom 300 jet card can be purchased in ten various ways, with four fractional options, more than almost any other aircraft in any size category on the market. Phenom 300 have a capacity of 9 seats in it.
HAWKER 400XP
The Textron Hawker 400XP business jet is a small-cabin business jet manufactured in Wichita, Kansas, United States. It’s great for short trips and strikes a nice balance between comfort, efficiency, and cost of ownership. Hawker 400XP is a small jet with 306 cubic feet cabin volume and have a 9-seating capacity.
As of June 2017, 61% of Hawker 400XPs had been purchased pre-owned by their current owners and the other 39% are new. 13% are for sale, with the rest (76 percent) eligible for an exclusivity agreement.
HAWKER 800XP
The Hawker 800XP is a replacement or a new version of the Hawker 800A/800B. It has better payload capabilities, better performance, and the newest systems. The Hawker 800XP’s upgraded engines have more thrust and lower fuel consumption. It also has improved aerodynamics, weight, and system improvements over previous versions. Hawker 800XP is a medium jet with 604 cubic feet cabin volume and have 7 to 8 seating capacity.
Gulfstream IV SP
The Gulfstream GIV-SP are greatly improved versions of the earlier GII and GIII that are bigger, have a longer range, and are more advanced. The Rolls-Royce Tay engines, which provide considerable fuel burn and noise reduction improvements due to their high thrust performance than the GII and GIII Spey engines.
An extended fuselage, an aerodynamically and structurally strengthened wing with 30% fewer parts, increased fuel capacity and range, a longer span tail, and an advanced EFIS avionics package with six color CRT displays were among the other modifications. Typically, 14 to 19 passenger seats and 2 crew seats configured. The plane has also a galley and a bathroom.
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