Pros & Cons
Advantages
- Full stand-up cabin (1.75m+)
- Wider seating, more legroom
- Larger baggage capacity
- Suitable for longer intercontinental routes
Limitations
- Higher hourly rate than Light Jets
- Requires longer runways — slightly fewer airports
Typical Aircraft Models
Cessna Citation XLS+, Bombardier Challenger 300, Hawker 800XP
Ideal for: European + Middle East routes, groups of 6–9, corporate delegations
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does a Midsize Jet charter cost?
Midsize Jet charters start from around €6,500 per flight hour. A 2-hour European flight costs approximately €14,000–€20,000. Longer routes to the Middle East or North Africa typically run €25,000–€45,000.
What is the range of a Midsize Jet?
Midsize Jets typically offer 4,500–5,500 km range — enough for non-stop flights from Central Europe to Dubai, the Maldives or New York with a refuelling stop.
Is a Midsize Jet suitable for transatlantic flights?
Most Midsize Jets cannot fly transatlantic non-stop. The Cessna Citation Longitude and Bombardier Challenger 350 can reach the US East Coast with one technical stop in Iceland or the Azores.
How many passengers does a Midsize Jet carry?
Midsize Jets typically seat 6–9 passengers, with some stretch models carrying up to 10. The cabin features full stand-up headroom, club seating and a proper galley for catering.
