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Charter, handled by a partner, not a desk.

A specific mission, sourced from approved operators, run end-to-end by a senior partner. No marketplaces. No call centers. No surprises on the invoice.

Coverage
All continents excluding Antarctica
Aircraft sourced from
Operators vetted for safety and reliability
Response time
Within 15 minutes
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The whole mission, not just the aircraft.

If it sits between your front door and your seat, or your seat and the next meeting, it is our problem to solve.

  1. Mission brief

    We start by understanding the mission requirements (who travels, the route, the timing, the cabin and ground needs) before any aircraft is discussed.

  2. Sourcing

    Aircraft selected for the mission, not for the inventory we are trying to move. Operator safety, crew currency, and mechanical history reviewed before any quote.

  3. Contracting

    Master agreement and trip-specific charter contract reviewed line-by-line, with backup coverage secured against mechanical or weather.

  4. Logistics

    Ground transport, customs, slot times, permits, lodging, catering: coordinated with the principal's office, not delegated to a vendor.

  5. In-mission

    A senior partner is reachable, in person, from wheels-up to wheels-down. Status communicated proactively, not on request.

If something is wrong, you hear it from us first.

Mechanical delay, weather, crew issue. The first call comes from your partner, with the plan, not the apology.

The thing that goes wrong on a private flight is rarely the flight. It is the runway closed by fog, the catering not loaded, the customs slot lost to congestion, the crew duty clock that runs out at the worst possible moment.

Most charter desks treat those moments as exceptions to be hidden. We treat them as the point of the work: the reason a principal pays for an advisor at all.

What we disclose, by default

  • Operator safety rating and crew hours
  • Aircraft tail number, manufacturer and model
  • Insurance coverage carried on every leg
  • Backup aircraft options in the event of mechanical issue

Categories we source from.

We are operator-agnostic. The aircraft is matched to the mission (runway, range, passenger count, cabin requirements), not to inventory we are trying to move.

  • Light jets1,000 – 2,000 nm range · 4 – 7 pax

    Phenom 300E, Citation CJ4, Citation CJ3, Pilatus PC-24

    Regional, point to point

    aircraft and figures
    AircraftSeatsRangeCabin heightBaggage
    Phenom 300E72,010 nm4 ft 11 in84 cu ft
    Citation CJ472,165 nm4 ft 9 in77 cu ft
    Citation CJ362,040 nm4 ft 9 in65 cu ft
    Pilatus PC-2482,000 nm5 ft 1 in90 cu ft

    Published figures: the manufacturer’s, or the trade references for aircraft no longer built. Maximum range assumes a light load and still air; passengers, baggage, speed and headwinds shorten it.

  • Midsize jets2,000 – 2,800 nm range · 6 – 8 pax

    Citation Latitude, Learjet 60, Hawker 900XP, Citation Excel

    Regional to transcontinental

    aircraft and figures
    AircraftSeatsRangeCabin heightBaggage
    Citation Latitude92,700 nm6 ft 0 in127 cu ft
    Learjet 6072,182 nm5 ft 9 in48 cu ft
    Hawker 900XP82,800 nm5 ft 9 in50 cu ft
    Citation Excel71,850 nm5 ft 7 in90 cu ft

    Published figures: the manufacturer’s, or the trade references for aircraft no longer built. Maximum range assumes a light load and still air; passengers, baggage, speed and headwinds shorten it.

  • Super-midsize jets3,000 – 4,000 nm range · 8 – 10 pax

    Praetor 600, Challenger 300/350, Citation Longitude, Gulfstream G280

    Transcontinental

    aircraft and figures
    AircraftSeatsRangeCabin heightBaggage
    Praetor 600–4,018 nm6 ft 0 in155 cu ft
    Challenger 300/35083,065 nm6 ft 0 in106 cu ft
    Citation Longitude83,500 nm6 ft 0 in112 cu ft
    Gulfstream G280103,600 nm6 ft 1 in–

    Published figures: the manufacturer’s, or the trade references for aircraft no longer built. Maximum range assumes a light load and still air; passengers, baggage, speed and headwinds shorten it.

  • Heavy jets4,000 – 5,500 nm range · 10 – 16 pax

    Gulfstream G450, Falcon 2000, Legacy 600 / 650, Gulfstream IV

    Long-range, full cabin

    aircraft and figures
    AircraftSeatsRangeCabin heightBaggage
    Gulfstream G450144,350 nm6 ft 2 in169 cu ft
    Falcon 2000104,000 nm6 ft 2 in131 cu ft
    Legacy 600 / 650133,400 nm6 ft 0 in–
    Gulfstream IV134,166 nm6 ft 1 in169 cu ft

    Published figures: the manufacturer’s, or the trade references for aircraft no longer built. Maximum range assumes a light load and still air; passengers, baggage, speed and headwinds shorten it.

  • Ultra long-range jets6,000+ nm range · 12 – 19 pax

    Gulfstream G650, Global 7500, Falcon 8X, Gulfstream G700

    Intercontinental, nonstop

    aircraft and figures
    AircraftSeatsRangeCabin heightBaggage
    Gulfstream G650187,000 nm6 ft 3 in195 cu ft
    Global 7500–7,700 nm6 ft 2 in195 cu ft
    Falcon 8X166,450 nm6 ft 2 in140 cu ft
    Gulfstream G700197,750 nm6 ft 3 in195 cu ft

    Published figures: the manufacturer’s, or the trade references for aircraft no longer built. Maximum range assumes a light load and still air; passengers, baggage, speed and headwinds shorten it.

  • VIP airlinersNarrow & wide-body · 19 – 50 pax

    Airbus ACJ319, BBJ 737, ACJ320neo, Embraer 135

    Large parties, staff, cargo

    aircraft and figures
    AircraftSeatsRangeCabin height
    Airbus ACJ319196,750 nm7 ft 5 in
    BBJ 737196,141 nm–
    ACJ320neo–6,000 nm7 ft 5 in
    Embraer 135–––

    Published figures: the manufacturer’s, or the trade references for aircraft no longer built. Maximum range assumes a light load and still air; passengers, baggage, speed and headwinds shorten it.

  • Turboprops900 – 1,600 nm range · 6 – 9 pax

    King Air 360, TBM 940, Pilatus PC-12, Caravan EX

    Short runways, regional

    aircraft and figures
    AircraftSeatsRangeCabin heightBaggage
    King Air 36081,806 nm4 ft 9 in71 cu ft
    TBM 94051,730 nm4 ft 0 in35 cu ft
    Pilatus PC-1281,765 nm4 ft 9 in34 cu ft
    Caravan EX–912 nm4 ft 6 in143 cu ft

    Published figures: the manufacturer’s, or the trade references for aircraft no longer built. Maximum range assumes a light load and still air; passengers, baggage, speed and headwinds shorten it.

  • HelicoptersRotorcraft · 4 – 12 pax

    Bell 429, Sikorsky S-76, Airbus H145, Agusta AW139

    Last-mile, offshore, urban

    aircraft and figures
    AircraftSeatsRangeBaggage
    Bell 4297411 nm74 cu ft
    Sikorsky S-768398 nm38 cu ft
    Airbus H1458351 nm–
    Agusta AW13912641 nm–

    Published figures: the manufacturer’s, or the trade references for aircraft no longer built. Maximum range assumes a light load and still air; passengers, baggage, speed and headwinds shorten it.

Tell us where you need to be. We'll handle the rest.

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