Book a large cabin private jet charter for greater comfort

Interior of a Bombardier Challenger 600 series jet. Wider, longer cabins come standard on "heavy jets", affording high levels of comfort for long-distance flights. Above banner: Dassault Falcon 2000.

Large cabin aircraft charter

When you’re looking for a private flight for a large group, you should explore the heavy private jet charter options available at ELEVATE for the utmost in comfort. Large cabin jets, also called “heavy jets”, offer an extremely comfortable private jet experience. They typically seat 10-14 people (and sometimes more). They fly faster and higher providing a high level of cabin comfort and amenities for longer-range flights, including over water. Large chairs, wide aisles, stand-up cabin, larger baggage compartments, premium audio and video entertainment, Wi-Fi, satellite phone and a full galley are standard. A heavy private jet charter commonly comes with a cabin attendant to make your flight more comfortable and enjoyable.

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Bombardier Challenger 601, 604, 605, 650, 850
Cessna Citation Longitude
Dassault Falcon 2000, 900
Embraer Legacy 600, 650
Gulfstream G III, G IV, G300, G400, G350, G450

Learn more about how you can upgrade your private flights by booking a large cabin jet with ELEVATE for your next vacation or business trip.

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Bombardier Challenger 601

Passengers (typical): 9
Cabin Height: 6.1 ft
Cabin Width: 8.2 ft
Cabin Length: 28.3 ft
Baggage Vol: 115 cu ft
Avg Cruising Speed: 459 KTAS
Max Cruising Altitude: 41,000 ft
Range Full: 3,380 NM
Lavatory: Yes
Galley: Yes

Bombardier Challenger 604 / 605, 650

Passengers (typical): 10
Cabin Height: 6.1 ft
Cabin Width: 8.2 ft
Cabin Length: 28.4 ft
Baggage Vol: 115 cu ft
Avg Speed: 459 / 470 KTAS
Max Cruise Altitude: 41,000 ft
Range Full: 3,756 NM
Lavatory: Yes
Galley: Yes

The Challenger 600 series, lauded for its spacious cabin, has never gone out of style. Decades of design improvements have been incorporated into the latest model, the 650. The Challenger 600 is the original model of the Challenger jet. The 601 series are equipped with upgraded engines and some later models have extended range ("ER") by the addition of a tail cone fuel tank.

The Challenger 604 has a maximum range of 4,000 nautical miles and optional stretched cabin with two more windows. The Challenger 650 has a redesigned cabin, cockpit and upgraded engines with 5% more take off thrust enabling better short field take off performance.

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Bombardier Challenger 850 / 850 CS

The stretched Challenger 850 is based on the CRJ 200 Regional Jet (itself a development of the original Challenger 600). The 850 can seat between 14 and 15 people in an executive configuration, to 30 people in a first class shuttle seating configuration.

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Passengers (typical): 15 / 18
Cabin Height: 6.1 ft
Cabin Width: 8.2 ft
Cabin Length: 48.3 ft
Baggage Vol: 202 / 392 cu ft
Avg Speed: 459 / 471 KTAS
Max Cruise Altitude: 41,000 ft
Range Full: 2,456 / 2,178 NM
Lavatory: Yes
Galley: Yes

Cessna Citation Longitude

Passengers (typical): 8-10
Cabin Height: 6.0 ft
Cabin Width: 6.4 ft
Cabin Length: 25.2 ft
Baggage Vol: 112 cu ft
Avg Cruising Speed: 483 KTAS
Max Cruise Altitude: 45,000 ft
Range: 3,500 NM
Lavatory: Yes
Galley: Yes

The Citation Longitude is to date the largest model in the Citation series. The aircraft has been engineered for intercontinental travel. The cabin is a stretched version of the Citation Latitude and typically features double club-style seating for 8. An optional divan bring seating to 10.

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Dassault Falcon 2000 / 2000DX / 2000EX

Passengers (typical): 10
Cabin Height: 6.2 ft
Cabin Width: 7.7 ft
Cabin Length: 31.0 ft
Baggage Vol: 134 cu ft
Avg Cruising Speed: 453 KTAS / 445 KTAS / 445 KTAS
Max Cruise Altitude: 47,000 ft
Full Passenger Range: 2,841 NM / 3,378 NM / 3,878 NM
Lavatory: Yes
Galley: Yes

Dassault Falcon 2000LX / 2000LXS / 2000S

Passengers (typical): 10
Cabin Height: 6.2 ft
Cabin Width: 7.7 ft
Cabin Length: 31.0 ft
Baggage Vol: 131 cu ft
Avg Cruising Speed: 464 KTAS / 464 KTAS / 464 KTAS
Max Cruise Altitude: 47,000 ft
Range Full: 3,891 NM / 3,803 NM / 3,371 NM
Lavatory: Yes
Galley: Yes

The Falcon 2000 is a twin-engine transcontinental business jet. It’s design allows it to perform similar to the three-engine super-midsize Falcon 50EX, with the addition of wide-body cabin comfort. The 2000EX model adds greater fuel capacity, more powerful engines, and increased range.

The Falcon 2000LXS adds short-field performance capabilities of the Falcon 2000S to the long-range capabilities of the Falcon 2000LX.

Dassault Falcon 900/ 900DX / 900EX

Passengers (typical): 12
Cabin Height: 6.2 ft
Cabin Width: 7.7 ft
Cabin Length: 39.0 ft
Baggage Vol: 127 cu ft
Avg Speed: 456 / 459 KTAS
Max Cruise Altitude: 51,000 ft
Range Full: 3,590 NM / 4,100 NM/ 4,500 NM
Lavatory: Yes
Galley: Yes

Dassault Falcon 900LX

Passengers (typical): 12
Cabin Height: 6.2 ft
Cabin Width: 7.7 ft
Cabin Length: 39.0 ft
Baggage Vol: 127 cu ft
Avg Cruising Speed: 459 KTAS
Max Cruise Altitude: 51,000 ft
Range Full: 4,800 NM
Lavatory: Yes
Galley: Yes

The Falcon 900 is a large cabin long-range business jet based on the Falcon 50. Compared to the Falcon 50, the Falcon 900 has a wider and longer fuselage enabling three-abreast seating. The 900EX model features higher thrust-producing engines and longer range.

The Falcon 900LX adds winglets that reduce drag by as much as 7% pushing range to 4,800 nautical miles. Climb performance is improved by 10% over earlier Falcon 900 series models. The new winglets are also available as a retrofit on earlier Falcon 900 models.

Embraer Legacy 600/ 650, 650E

The Legacy is Embraer’s large cabin business jet derived from the ERJ-135 and ERJ-145 commercial regional jetliners. A Corporate Shuttle version can be configured with up to 19 seats.

Passengers (typical): 13
Cabin Height: 6.0 ft
Cabin Width: 6.9 ft
Cabin Length: 49.8 ft
Baggage Vol: 286 cu ft
Avg Speed: 429 / 437 KTAS
Max Cruise Altitude: 41,000 ft
Full Passenger Range: 3,091 NM/ 3661 NM
Lavatory: Yes
Galley: Yes

Gulfstream G IV / G IV SP/ G400

Passengers: 13-16
Cabin Height: 6.2 ft
Cabin Width: 7.3 ft
Cabin Length: 45.1 ft
Baggage Vol: 169 cu ft
Avg Cruising Speed: 476 KTAS
Max Cruise Altitude: 45,000 ft
Range Full: 3,800 / 3,880 NM
Lavatory: Yes
Galley: Yes

Gulfstream G300

Passengers (typical): 13
Cabin Height: 6.2 ft
Cabin Width: 7.3 ft
Cabin Length: 45.1 ft
Baggage Vol: 169 cu ft
Avg Cruising Speed: 476 KTAS
Max Cruise Altitude: 45,000 ft
Range Full: 3,486 NM
Lavatory: Yes
Galley: Yes

The Gulfstream IV remains among the most popular of the large cabin jets. The G IV features a long cabin able to accommodate up to 16 people in different configurations, and range for flights up to 8 hours. The GIV SP version has higher takeoff and landing weights, a redesigned fuselage that allows for more headroom, and other systems improvements. The G400 is a re-brand of G IV SP.

A “light” version, the G300 (not to be confused with the G III) is technically similar to the G IVSP and G400. It comes with fewer cabin and cockpit options, and has less range than the G IVSP or G400.

The Gulfstream G350 and G450 are essentially G300 and G400 aircraft that have the longer flight deck found in the long-range G500 and G550, along with upgraded cockpit systems.