Light Jet
The workhorse of domestic charter — a common, comfortable balance of speed, cabin, and cost.

Class-typical figures for planning, not a specific model's spec sheet — range and speed vary by model, load, and conditions.
The light jet is the most common charter aircraft in domestic travel, and for good reason: it hits the balance point of speed, cabin comfort, and cost that fits the majority of trips. It seats a small group comfortably, cruises fast enough to make Southern California getaways feel effortless, and costs meaningfully less to run than a midsize jet.
What it's like
Stand-up cabins are usually modest, but the seats are full-size and the ride is quick and quiet. For the classic SoCal weekend — Vegas, the Bay Area, Aspen, Scottsdale — a light jet is the default choice: enough cabin and range for the trip, without paying for capability you won't use.
- Short-to-medium domestic trips
- Small groups (5–7)
- The default SoCal getaway jet







The models charter shoppers see most in this class — examples, not an exhaustive roster; specific aircraft vary by operator.
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