Challenger 300 - Launched in 2003, the Challenger 300, formally known as the "Continental" had one objective: offer a large cabin for the price of a super mid size jet.

This objective has been achieved. The Challenger is a very good value for money, offering a vast stand up cabin. The typical layout is a double club 4, making it a very good option for medium haul flights for up to 8 passengers from London to Tel Aviv or from Moscow to Lisbon for example.
The cabin features a forward wardrobe, refreshment center and lavatory.

Citation X - Launched in 1996, the Citation X (for the roman numeral number 10) was the fastest civilian private jet, cruising at mach 0.92, until the Gulfstream G650 broke that record lately.
But Cessna is decided to win its title back, after announcing the new Citation TEN launch at NBAA 2011.

Easily recognizable with its profiled wing and winglets as well as its 2 oversized turbo fans, the Citation X is Cessna's flagship jet aircraft.

With a maximum range of 5600 km, the Citation X allows direct flights from Dubai to Nice for example, at nearly supersonic speeds.
The cabin typically sits 8 passengers in a double club 4 configuration. In flight entertainment systems are standard, as well as fully equipped front galley and rear lavatory.

Falcon 50EX - Produced from 1997 to 2007, the Falcon 50 and 50EX can be recognized with their 3 turbofans and its straight wing design.

Offering the shortest cabin of the Dassault private jet range, it sits 8 passengers comfortably. The typical layout offers a front club 4, a rear club 2 with a couch on the side. The aircraft is equipped with a full front galley and a rear lavatory.

Thanks to its 3 engines it offers reliability and security to its passengers and very good short field performances. With a maximum range of 5,600km the 50EX can fly directly from Conakry to Geneva or from Las Vegas to New York for example.

G200 - The production of the G200 was ended in June 2011 as Gulfstream now focuses on its successor, the G280. More than 150 aircraft have been produced between 2001 and 2011.

The 7.44m long cabin offers a typical seating for 8 to 10 passengers. THe aircraft is equipped with a full rear lavatory and an aft galley. Thanks to its performances, the G200 is one of the fastest super midsize business jet.

Its 6300km range allows medium haul direct flights with 6 to 8 passengers. It can fly directly from Tenerife to Kiev for example.

G280 - expected 2012 - The 280 was formerly known as the G250 but was renamed in July 2011 to be more suited for the Asian market (number 8 is "the lucky number" in China).

Expected in 2012, the G280 is going through its various test phases. The aircraft will offer the same outstanding performances than its predecessor with a maximum cruise speed of Mach 0.85.

4000 - The 4000 is the latest addition to Beechcraft's private jet fleet and is definitely its flagship. Certified in 2010, this aircraft replaces the 1000 series.

Built of advanced composite material, this aircraft is recognized as the world's most advanced business jet.

Offering a flat floored 1.83 high cabin, it sits up to 8 passengers and is typically designed in a double club 4 configuration. The aft fully equipped lavatory gives also access to the pressurized baggage compartment.

Thanks to its composite fuselage, it is wider but also more fuel efficient and faster than its competitors. Its 6,000 km range allows direct flight from Europe to any destination in the Middle East or Russia and central Africa.