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A light jet is a compact, efficient private aircraft typically seating 4 to 8 passengers, designed for short- to mid-range travel with impressive speed and lower operating costs compared to larger jets.
Light jets are perfect for regional trips and business travel, with a range of approximately 1,500 to 2,000 nautical miles—ideal for journeys that are too short for larger jets but require faster, more flexible options than commercial travel.
Absolutely. They cruise above most adverse weather conditions and are capable of accessing small, less-busy runways—making them great for landing closer to your final destination.
Light jets generally offer more economical charter rates than midsize or heavy jets, striking a balance between comfort, speed, and affordability—making them a smart choice for regional or executive travel.
The Embraer Phenom 300E stands out as the most-flown light jet in the U.S., prized for its high speed (up to Mach 0.80, or ~534 mph), an impressive ~2,300-mile range, and efficient single-pilot operations that reduce costs.
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