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Heavy Jets

 

Heavy jet charter

Heavy jets are built for long-distance and international travel with larger groups. Their wide cabins are split into zones for dining, working and sleeping, with a full galley, flight attendant service and room to bring everything you need. They cross oceans and continents in comfort.

 

Popular heavy jet models

  • Gulfstream G450 / GIV-SP: 12–14 passengers, a classic long-range cabin.

  • Bombardier Challenger 604/605/650: 10–12 passengers, a wide cabin with excellent range for its cost.

  • Dassault Falcon 900 / 2000: 10–14 passengers, efficient and roomy, able to use shorter runways.

  • Embraer Legacy 600/650: 13–14 passengers, three cabin zones and a large baggage hold.

 

Seats, bags and range

Heavy jets seat 10–14 passengers (many sleep 6–8) and cruise at around 500–560 mph, with a range of about 3,500–4,500 nautical miles. Expect a stand-up cabin, full galley, enclosed lavatory and a large baggage area for big trips.

 

How much does it cost to charter a heavy jet?

Heavy jet charter typically runs about $8,000–$11,000 per flight hour, usually with a flight attendant included. Final pricing depends on route, dates, repositioning, international fees and crew costs.

 

Typical heavy jet routes

  • Los Angeles to New York with a group of 10+

  • New York to London, Paris or Rome

  • Los Angeles to Cabo or the Caribbean with a large family

  • Orange County to Hawaii with plenty of room to sleep

 

Heavy jet charter FAQs

Is there a flight attendant on a heavy jet?

Most heavy jets fly with a cabin attendant. We confirm this on every quote.

Can a heavy jet fly across the Atlantic?

Yes. Most heavy jets fly the East Coast to Europe nonstop.

Can we sleep on board?

Yes, most heavy jets have divans and seats that convert into beds.

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