TURBO PROPS

The lightest aircraft combines the use of twin propellers and a turbine engine to fly. With a conservative use of fuel, the turbo prop is the most cost efficient aircraft for short-service flights. Ideal for short to mid-range flights. Capacity to hold 6-8 passengers, average cruising speeds of 280-315 mph and non stop range of just over 1,000 miles. In addition, we have access to turbo prop airlines which hold 12-29 passengers.

LIGHT JETS

A sleek entrance into the jet class, light jets feature pressurized cabins and can fly at higher altitudes than their prop counterparts. A smooth ride, with the luxury of a quiet engine. Most economical choice for short to mid-range trips. Capacity to hold 5-8 passengers, average cruising speed of 400-560 mph and average nonstop range of 1,500 miles.

MEDIUM JETS

The most versatile of the fleet. With the comfort of the larger aircrafts and agility of smaller models, the medium jet offers a best-in-class experience. Capacity to hold 7-9 passengers, average cruising speed of 510-590 mph and average nonstop range of 2,100 miles.

SUPER MEDIUM JETS

A masterful aircraft for executive travel, specifically for long-range flights. A step up from the mid-size allows more space and fuel capacity. Capacity to hold 8-10 passengers, average cruising speed of 490-590 mph and average nonstop range of 3,400-3,600 miles.

HEAVY JETS

With impressive cruising speed and cabin space, heavy jets embody optimum performance. The largest size aircraft that doesn't require a major airport runway, while still covering long distances. Capacity to hold 9-15 passengers, average cruising speed of 500-560 mph and average nonstop range of 4,000 miles. In addition we have access to Boeing Business Jets which hold 15-23 passengers.