Two categories, one starting point
Very light and light jets are worth comparing for a couple, a family or a small group. Our planning categories use 2 to 4 travelers for very light jets and 6 to 8 for light jets. These are starting points, not a promise of seats on every airplane. We confirm the proposed aircraft’s passenger seating and the space your group needs.
A smaller cabin can work well for a short trip with modest luggage. More travelers, bulky bags or a longer itinerary can favor a light jet or a larger category. The aircraft’s name alone does not settle that choice.
The cabin you will actually use
Compare the seat layout, headroom, aisle space and lavatory arrangements before choosing. Very light jets have compact cabins; light jets offer different combinations of passenger seating, tables and storage. Confirm the privacy and accessibility of the lavatory on the specific airplane.
Tell us if you want to work, travel with children or bring a pet. Wifi, refreshments and cabin equipment vary by aircraft. Photos and the actual layout are more useful than a category label when deciding what feels comfortable.
Aircraft to compare
Start the very light comparison with the Vision Jet, Phenom 100 and Citation Mustang. Compare the cabin, seating and baggage limits individually.
For light jets, explore the Citation CJ2, CJ3, CJ4, Phenom 300 and Learjet 75 and 45XR. Use the aircraft comparison to place up to three models side by side.
Plan the whole trip, including the bags
Share the route, dates, traveler count and luggage before settling on a cabin. Include golf clubs, skis, strollers and large cases. Baggage volume is only part of the fit: compartment openings, weight and the fuel needed for the trip also matter.
For a round trip, both directions need their own planning allowance for winds, routing and taxi time. A nonstop option depends on the specific aircraft, load and conditions. We discuss a fuel stop or another cabin when the trip calls for it.
The airplane and pilots behind the recommendation
We review the proposed airplane’s age, condition, available maintenance information, cabin layout and equipment, along with the crew’s experience on type. Passenger and baggage loads are reviewed against the itinerary and expected conditions.
Send your trip details to receive aircraft options and planning pricing by email. The written quote identifies the airplane, itinerary, price and terms that need to be confirmed before booking.
