– World's smallest private jet.– Measures 8 meters, with detachable wings.– Maximum range of 3,200 kilometers.– Under development, planned certification in 2024
Cirrus SF50 Vision Jet
02.
– Affordable, single-engine, nine-meter jet.– Flies up to 2,360 kilometers.– Accommodates seven passengers.– Over 450 Vision Jets delivered since 2016.
Eclipse 500
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– External length of ten meters.– Produced over 260 jets before halting in 2008.– Six-seat layout with a max range of 1,125 nautical miles.– Many Eclipse 500s still active.
Stratos 716x
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– Launched in 2018, a six-seat jet.– Measures 11.5 meters, priced at $3 million.– Cruises at 400 knots, max range of 1,500 nautical miles.
Embraer Phenom 100EV
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– Ultra-light executive jet.– Flies up to 1,178 nautical miles.– Standard seating for four passengers and two crew members.– Over 390 Phenom 100EVs delivered, production continues.
Honda Ha-420 HondaJet
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– 13-meter length, seven to eight seats.– Maiden flight in 2003, FAA-type certificate in 2015.– Flies up to 1,223 nautical miles at 421 knots.– Notable for its composite fuselage and aluminum wing.
Beechcraft Premier IA
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– 14 meters in length, pot-bellied design.– Six adjustable seats, can be single-pilot operated.– Production ended in 2012, over 290 units built.
Bombardier Learjet 36A
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– Light jet manufactured between 1976 and 1984.– 15 meters in length, accommodates four passengers.– Impressive max range of 2,425 nautical miles, top speed of 470 knots.
Embraer Phenom 300
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– 15.8 meters in length.– Accommodates 11 occupants, max speed of 464 knots.– Range of up to 2,010 nautical miles.– Upgraded version, Phenom 300E, maintains the same length.
Cessna Citation CJ4
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– Introduced in 2006, 16 meters in length.– Largest within the CJ family, part of the light jet market.– Avionics suite represents a significant leap forward.– Seating capacity of up to nine passengers.