A light private jet is the smallest jet-powered business aircraft. The advantage of this category of business aircraft is that it can reach smaller airports as quickly as a long-haul jet, reaching cruising speeds of around 400 knots, or 750 km/h. On average, these aircraft have a range of 2,500 km. An excellent choice for short trips, offering excellent value for money.
The Citation CJ2/CJ2+ is part of the Citation Jet family from the renowned American manufacturer Cessna and belongs to the Light Jet category.
Built by Cessna, part of the American Textron Group, the Citation CJ3+ is one of the most advanced models in the Cessna Citation Jet family of twin-engine business jets.
The Citation CJ1 is a Cessna aircraft that belongs to the Light Jet category.
The Hawker 400XP is a twin-engine aircraft that entered production in 2003 and belongs to the Light Jet category.
The Nextant 400XT is a jet based on the design of the Hawker 400XP and the Beechjet 400A, and belongs to the Light Jet category.
In 2004, the major manufacturer Bombardier introduced the Learjet 40XR, an improved version of the Learjet 40 with modernized engines.
The American manufacturer Beechcraft introduced the Premier IA in 2005, succeeding the Premier I four years later.
In 1996, the renowned manufacturer Cessna introduced the Citation Bravo, one of the most popular and highly regarded business jets.
The major American manufacturer Cessna introduced the Citation II, an improved version of the Citation I.
The Citation CJ4 is the newest and largest aircraft in Cessna's Citation Jet line.
In 2004, Bombardier introduced the Learjet 45XR, an advanced version of the Learjet 45 with an extended flight range.
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