Large-cabin jets

A large-cabin jet (also called a heavy jet) offers a multi-zone cabin — separate areas for work, dining and rest — with ten to nineteen seats, full galley, and intercontinental range — in most models 4,000 nautical miles or more. It is the category for transatlantic and long transcontinental flights with a full complement of passengers and baggage, and for any trip where the aircraft doubles as a meeting room or a bedroom. Hourly rates are the highest among conventional business jets; the cabin, not the speed, is what you pay for.

Published data for the 15 models in this category: range 2,811–6,600 nautical miles, 10–19 passengers in the manufacturer's maximum configuration, 1.82–1.98 m of cabin height. Every figure is the manufacturer's published value, with its source and retrieval date on the model page.