Choose an SLJ for regional or medium-haul trips that need more space and range than a light jet. They are perfect for business travel with 5 to 8 passengers. Or for family holidays that involve extra luggage. SLJs combine speed, cabin comfort and efficiency for trips up to 4.000 kilometers.

Cabins include comfortable leather seating, a private lavatory and a refreshment center. You get folding tables, power outlets and usually Wi-Fi. The cabin height allows most passengers to stand or move comfortably.

Prices usually range between 3.500 € and 6.500 € per hour. The total cost depends on distance, airport fees and extra services. A 2-hour flight typically costs between 8.000 € and 12.000 €. Empty leg flights can reduce prices by up to 30 percent if your schedule is flexible.

Yes. Every SLJ meets rigorous European and international safety standards. Licensed operators keep aircraft in top condition. Certified crews receive regular simulator training. The jets use the same regulated airspace and infrastructure as larger business jets.

Most SLJs have a baggage capacity between 600 and 800 kilograms. You can bring several medium-size suitcases, golf bags or ski equipment. The storage space often includes both internal and external compartments.

Top models in this category include the Embraer Phenom 300E, Cessna Citation XLS+ and Learjet 75. The Phenom 300E combines range and cabin comfort. Citation XLS+ is known for its short-field performance and reliability. Learjet 75 offers fast cruise speeds and advanced avionics.

Most SLJs carry 6 to 8 passengers in a spacious cabin. The configuration often includes club seating with reclining leather chairs. Some models add a side-facing divan or extra seat near the cockpit.

Super Light Jets typically cruise at speeds between 750 and 850 km/h. For example, a 2.000-kilometer flight usually takes about 2 hours and 30 minutes. This speed offers a significant time advantage over light jets or turboprops.

Most Super Light Jets fly between 3.000 and 4.000 kilometers nonstop. This means you can travel from London to Cairo or from Paris to Moscow without refueling. Weather conditions and passenger load may reduce the maximum range slightly.

A Super Light Jet (SLJ) is an aircraft that bridges the gap between light jets and midsize jets. It usually seats 6 to 8 passengers. It offers a longer range, faster cruise speed and more cabin space than a typical light jet. Most SLJs fly comfortably over distances between 3.000 and 4.000 kilometers. The cabin often includes a fully enclosed lavatory, small galley and generous baggage area.

A Very Light Jet (VLJ) is a small jet aircraft designed for short-range travel. It typically seats 4 to 6 passengers. These jets offer private jet comfort with lower operating costs. They can access shorter runways and smaller airports. Most VLJs have a range between 1.100 and 2.400 kilometers. They cruise at speeds from 600 to 700 km/h.