Phenom 100
The very light jet with a lavatory door. Four club seats, a cabin almost 5 feet tall and about 1,100 nautical miles of range put the Phenom 100 a step above the rest of the category. It reaches Florida or the Northeast from Nashville with four aboard, and it is the one we quote first when a small group wants a jet.
- Typical seating
- 4 in the club cabin, up to 6 with the side seat and the belted lavatory seat
- Planning range
- ~1,100 nm with four aboard; the 100EV about 1,180 nm
- Cabin height
- ~4 ft 11 in
Compare the cabin for your next trip, or tell us what you want to own. Specifications vary by aircraft.



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Model examples. Cabins, finishes and equipment vary by aircraft.
Space for the way you travel.
Planning figures vary with the aircraft’s layout, load and conditions. We confirm the proposed airplane’s details with your options.
- Passenger seating
- 4 in the club cabin, up to 6 with the side seat and the belted lavatory seat
- Cabin height
- ~4 ft 11 in
- Cabin width
- ~5 ft 1 in
- Baggage volume
- ~55 cu ft in the aft bay plus a nose compartment, outside the cabin
- Planning range
- ~1,100 nm with four aboard; the 100EV about 1,180 nm
- Typical cruise
- ~390 kt on the 100 and 100E, ~405 kt on the 100EV and 100EX
- Lavatory
- enclosed, aft, with a door; a belted seat on some
- Wifi
- on some; varies by aircraft
- Airframe years
- 2008 and newer: the 100E from 2013, the 100EV from 2017 and the 100EX from 2023. Every Phenom 100 meets the 2005 or newer standard.
How much can you bring?
Listed baggage volume: ~55 cu ft in the aft bay plus a nose compartment, outside the cabin
Alternative loads · one bag type at a time
How we estimate bag counts
We allow 40 to 55% of the listed baggage volume for cases and 30 to 40% for golf bags, which pack poorly in nose and tail compartments. Assumed external dimensions: checked bag 28 × 20 × 12 in; golf travel bag 50 × 16 × 12 in; weekend bag 22 × 12 × 12 in. Counts are rounded down and show separate loads, not a combined allowance. Unspecified extra storage is excluded.
Volume estimates only. Bag shape, compartment doors, weight and fuel requirements determine the final fit. Tell us about mixed luggage, skis or bulky items.
Include your baggage in a quote request →- The version. A 2009 Phenom 100, a 100E and a 100EV look alike and fly differently; the EV is quicker and climbs faster. We identify the tail and its year before you decide.
- Fuel against the cabin. With four aboard and bags the Phenom carries less than full fuel, so a pilot sets the fuel for the leg. Nashville to Naples works; a longer leg may mean a stop.
- The field. It needs about 3,200 feet to take off and about 2,400 to land on a standard day, so John C. Tune and Destin are routine. A pilot runs the numbers for the day's heat and weight.
Interested in buying a Phenom 100?
Tell a pilot what you fly now and what you want next. We can discuss this model and let you know if one matching your requirements comes to market.
Your next trip starts here.
Phenom 100 questions.
How is the Phenom 100 different from the Phenom 300?
The 300 is the next size up: seven seats, about 2,000 nautical miles and a bigger baggage bay. The 100 is four seats and about 1,100 miles for less. Under about two hours with four people, the 100 does the job.
Does it have a lavatory?
Yes, with a door, at the back of the cabin, which is rare in this category. On some it doubles as a belted seat for a short leg.
What does a Phenom 100 charter cost?
Enter your airports and dates to receive very light jet starting prices for the complete trip by email. Short legs are priced on a daily minimum of flight hours. We confirm the aircraft and the final quote before booking.
