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Although the Learjet 45 has the direct operating costs of a light jet, it boasts all the abilities of a mid-size jet: It can fly much higher, faster and further than it’s Citation counterparts, and do it with the comfort of a midsize cabin to accommodate up to eight passengers. Based in Tennessee, this well maintained aircraft features engines enrolled on MSP and Jetcare Trend Monitoring, HF Ra...

Originally designed as the Mitsubishi Diamond, the Hawker 400XP has been in the market in one form or another since 1985. Officially named the 400XP in 2003, it continues in popularity with a surprisingly spacious cabin with flat floor and oval shape at 305 cubic feet, and fares particularly well on the short to mid-range trips for which it was designed. Based in Indianapolis, Indiana, this pro...

The Lear 40 shares the Lear 45’s engines, avionics, wing, cockpit and fuselage cross section, but costs significantly less. Commonly compared to the Cessna Citation Encore, it can travel 200 nautical miles further (max range increased to ,1808 nautical miles) and faster, but also requires two pilots. Based in Tennessee, this pristine aircraft features MSP Engines, the XR package and is P-RNAV c...

An update to the Citation II, Cessna introduced the Citation Bravo in 1997. When compared to its predecessor, it outperforms in climb, cruise and altitude performance, and has a longer range compared to other comparable sized jets with notable short runway capabilities. Cabin comfort also stands out in its class with an isolated interior shell to eliminate some engine noise, fitted bag insulati...

The Piper M350 is the only current production pressurized piston-engine aircraft available today. It boasts consistent fuel burn at any altitude with its dual turbochargers, and an impressive 213 ktas cruise speed. Synthetic Vision, Automatic Level Mode and ADS-B In and Out just add to the convenience and significance of this remarkable airplane. Based in San Antonio, Texas, this one-owner airc...

Known for high standards of performance and technological prominence, Dassault introduced a new, economical, large cabin jet with every bit of luxury as expected in the Falcon 50EX. With a variety of finishes and interior choices including seats that will stretch to combine for passengers to lay down, the cabin can accommodate the most discriminating tastes. This 1999 model based in Dallas, Tex...

Flying faster and further with a full passenger and fuel capacity than any of its nearest competitors, the Learjet 75 has just raised the bar. It's impressive 2,040 nautical mile range carries you 200 nautical miles further than the nearest competitor, and does so with the lowest direct operating costs in its class. This beautiful Learjet 75 is based in Mississippi, and features MSP Gold and Pr...

The Lear 45 combines the operational costs of a light jet with cabin appeal of a mid-size, as well as the range. The XR upgrade introduced even better performance in comparison to its predecessor with a shorter balanced field length, improved runway performance, and a faster aircraft-climb rate. With a cruise speed around 465 knots, the Lear 45XR can take you from New York to the Bahamas or Hou...

The Lear 45 combines the operational costs of a light jet with cabin appeal of a mid-size, as well as the range. The XR upgrade introduced even better performance in comparison to its predecessor with a shorter balanced field length, better runway performance and a faster aircraft-climb rate. With a cruise speed around 465 knots, the Lear 45XR can take you from New York to the Bahamas or Housto...

First delivered in 1997, the Citation Excel gave customers what they were asking for by basically combining the wing of their Ultra with the fuselage of the VII. Developed around the same time as the Lear 45, the Excel provided more cabin headroom and 25% more baggage space than its competitor. While one of the quickest selling then, the Excel still holds strong market value today. Based in Tex...

The successful Cessna 560 series delivers yet another versatile and efficient aircraft with the addition of the Citation Encore . Above its predecessors, the Encore shines with FADEC controlled engines, increased payload, long distance capabilities, and the ability to take off and land on shorter runways. With one of the longest cabins in its class, this aircraft remains popular with today’s co...

A stretched version of the Citation II, the Cessna 560 series has the longest straight wing of the Cessna family. The aircraft is especially suited for short trips such as San Francisco to Southern California, or Ft. Lauderdale to New York. The Citation V with a cabin over 17 feet long, and external and internal baggage can carry several passengers comfortably, and with about seven suitcases an...

With a reputation for durability, the Falcon 2000 series has been the most popular large-cabin aircraft flying with corporate and fractional operators alike. Boasting a range of over 3800 nautical miles, the 2000EX EASy can fly transoceanic trips from London to the East Coast, or from Sao Paolo to Miami. Based in Houston, Texas, this aircraft features engines enrolled on MSP Gold and APU on MSP...

The HS-125-700 and Hawker 800 are two of the most recent, longest running corporate jets in production in the world. In fact, the 800A featured one of the first cockpits to go entirely digital. Above the 700, the Hawker 800 introduced numerous improvements such as the profiled nose and windscreen in terms of aerodynamics, and greater wingspan to increase lift and capacity and decrease drag. Wit...

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