Light jets

A light jet is the entry point to conventional business aviation: six to eleven seats, a cabin you cross bent but not crawling, and two to three hours of practical range. Light jets carry most of the world's short-haul private traffic — intra-European legs, US regional trips, coast-to-mountain weekends — because they combine airline-level speed with access to several thousand secondary airports. They are the category most often quoted for small groups on trips under 1,500 nautical miles.

Published data for the 12 models in this category: range 1,500–3,000 nautical miles, 6–11 passengers in the manufacturer's maximum configuration, 1.45–1.75 m of cabin height. Every figure is the manufacturer's published value, with its source and retrieval date on the model page.