FIND AN AIRCRAFT THAT FITS YOUR LIFESTYLE
Explore our extraordinary fleet and compare your private aircraft options.
With JetOne, you have access to the largest private jet fleet in the world.
View the types of private jets available and select an aircraft that best fits your unique travel needs.
EXECUTIVE TURBOPROP
Ideal for Shorter Domestic Trips
Passengers: 6 to 7
Trip Duration: Up to 4 hours/700 miles
Enclosed Lavatory: No
Baggage Space: Modest
Flight Attendant: No
COMPACT LIGHT JET
Ideal for Shorter Domestic Trips
Passengers: 3 to 5
Trip Duration: Up to 3 hours/1,000 miles
Enclosed Lavatory: Sometimes
Baggage Space: Modest
Flight Attendant: No
LIGHT JET
Ideal for Shorter Domestic Trips
Passengers: 5 to 8
Trip Duration: Up to 4 hours/1,600 miles
Enclosed Lavatory: Sometimes
Baggage Space: Modest
Flight Attendant: No
MIDSIZE JET
Ideal for Most Domestic Trips
Passengers: 6 to 8
Trip Duration: Up to 5 hours/2,200 miles
Enclosed Lavatory: Yes
Baggage Space: Adequate
Flight Attendant: No
SUPER MIDSIZE JET
Ideal for Longer Domestic Trips
Passengers: 8 to 10
Trip Duration: Up to 7 hours/3,500 miles
Enclosed Lavatory: Yes
Baggage Space: Generous
Flight Attendant: Sometimes
HEAVY JET
Ideal for Nonstop International Trips
Passengers: 8 to 16
Trip Duration: Up to 12 hours/6,000 miles
Enclosed Lavatory: Yes
Baggage Space: Substantial
Flight Attendant: Yes
A QUICK GUIDE TO PRIVATE JET QUOTES
We keep all our quotes simple. They’re clear and transparent, with a fixed booking fee and no upfront costs or hidden charges.
Each quote will vary depending on:
- Location and destination: short trips to popular destinations will be the most cost-effective. Trips to unusual or remote airfields often come with a pricetag attached.
- Flight time: jets are often priced at an hourly rate, so longer journeys are generally more expensive than shorter ones.
- Airport positioning: if your jet has to fly from its current location to reach you, there may be a relocation charge.
- Type of aircraft: as a general rule, larger aircraft tend to cost more than smaller ones. And newer jets command higher prices.
- Number of passengers: the price of a plane is fixed, so the more passengers you have on board, the more cost-effective it will be per person.
- Flight timings: if you book a return journey, there’ll be downtime between the flights which may mean extra costs like airport parking charges or hotels for the crew.
- Airport fees: every airport has a different landing and handling fee, and there’s often a charge for ground transport too.