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Popular Private Jets, Turboprops, and Helicopters, including new and used price, range, cabin dimension, baggage space, speed, plus fractional and jet card options

Compare some of the most popular private aircraft used in fractional and jet card programs.

Each aircraft profile includes:

History
Manufacturing dates
Related models
Current fleet size
Cabin category
Seating diagram
Cabin dimensions, including height
Seating capacity
Speed
Baggage capacity, internal and external
Access via fractional and jet card programs
New pricing as applicable (for types still in production)
Used pricing
Current models in production from the OEM

Profiled Private Jets and Turboprops

Aerion Supersonic

Aerion AS2 supersonic private jet

Beechcraft (Textron)

*Beechcraft King Air 350 in Wheels Up colors*

Beechcraft King Air 350

Bombardier Business Aircraft

Cessna Aircraft Company (Textron)

Cirrus Aviation

Cirrus SF50 Vision Jet

Dassault Falcon Jet

Embraer Executive Jets

Gulfstream Aerospace

Hawker

HondaJet

HondaJet HA-420

Pilatus Aircraft

*Pilatus PC-12s operated by fractional provider Plane Sense on the ramp*

Sikorsky

S 76 interior — Sikorsky S-76 helicopters are available in fractional ownership and jet cards

Sikorsky S-76D helicopter

Compare over 150 private jets by size category here.

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When you charter on-demand, buy a full aircraft or fractional share, you buy a specific aircraft type. What about jet card membership programs?

In case you haven’t noticed, most jet card programs specify cabin size, then fulfill your needs from a variety of aircraft types in that cabin category. In some cases that’s because you are buying your jet card from a management company and they are clustering all of the aircraft in that cabin size category together. In other cases, it’s a broker program that is sourcing aircraft from charter operators, including management companies and fleet operators. You’ll often see a range of seating for the aircraft that apply to that category, so in the SuperMid category you could get a jet that fits eight people one time and 10 the next. In Large Cabin jets it’s not unusual to see a range of 10 to 14 seats.