Learjet 45 XR - Launched in July 2004, the 45XR shares the same core values with the Learjet family: speed and performance.

The 45XR offer the best climb rate of its category, with a high speed cruise of 860km/h at 51,000 feet. Cabin height is lower than the Learjet 60XR but it can still easily accommodate 8 passengers in a double club 4 configuration.

Its outstanding performances allow a direct flight in 1h30 from Cannes to Budapest or in only 1h45 from Ibiza to London.

Citation XLS / XLS+ - Launched in 2008, the XLS+ is the evolution of the XLS and the Excel. Designed to travel at 817 km/h with a range of 3,500 km, and land on short runways, the XLS+ is a great option for short haul flights.

With a cabin height comparable to the Sovereign (1.73m), but shorter (5.60m), it can sit 6 passengers on individual seats, with a sofa for an additional two passengers in front of the door.

Legacy 450 - expected 2013 - The new private jet that Embraer is about to certify will be Embraer's first aircraft to have a fly-by-wire cockpit.

The 450 and the 500 will be the first aircraft to be equipped with this technology in the Super Light and Midsize categories. This innovation will reduce the workload of the pilots and therefore increase the security of the passengers.

The 450 will sit up to 6 passengers and will offer the largest cabin of the Super Light range.

750 - The 750 was launched in 2008 and is based on the popular 800 series.

It is the perfect option for shorter flights, offering the same cabin as the 850 and 900 models but replacing the ventral fuel tank by a baggage compartment.
It is therefore a good alternative for intra European or Intra Middle East flights when traveling in group with a large amount of luggage.

Its 4,000km range still allows direct flights form Brussels to Tenerife.