Model guides

Private jets by model, from light jet to bizliner

2026 pre-owned ranges · specs · buying checks per type

Gulf buyers do not shop by category, they shop by name: the G650ER their operator flies, the Global a rival family just took delivery of, the BBJ that made a delegation trip look easy. Fourteen guides, one per name, with 2026 ranges, the specs that matter on desert sectors, and the checks that keep a flagship from becoming a project.

Choosing the class, Gulf logic

  • Light and midsize (Phenom 300E, Latitude): GCC hops and day returns; the honest answer for Riyadh-Dubai-Doha weeks.
  • Super-mid and large (Praetor 600, Legacy 650, G450, Challenger 650): Europe with a stop or nonstop, delegation-lite.
  • Ultra-long-range (G550, Falcon 7X, Global 6000): London, Singapore, Johannesburg nonstop with reserves.
  • Flagships (G650ER, Falcon 8X, Global 7500, G700): the New York and Tokyo nonstops, and the cabins the region is known for.
  • Bizliners (BBJ): when the passenger list has staff on it.

Ownership math per class sits in operating costs in the Gulf, and the buy-or-charter line in charter vs ownership.

Frequently asked questions

Why do some ranges span so wide?

Completion and configuration. In the heavy classes a corporate shuttle interior and a bespoke VIP completion are different assets sharing an airframe type, and the market prices them that way.

Can you source a type outside these 14?

Yes, these are the Gulf's mainstream. ACJs, older Gulfstreams, special-mission conversions: brief the desk and the network will work it.

Already know the type?

Name it and the desk checks what is quietly available, with program status up front.

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