Ultra-long-range jets

An ultra-long-range (ULR) jet is a large-cabin aircraft engineered to fly non-stop between almost any two business capitals: published ranges from over 5,000 to more than 8,000 nautical miles put New York–Tokyo, London–Singapore and Dubai–Los Angeles within reach without a fuel stop. ULR cabins carry the same multi-zone layouts as large-cabin jets, with sixteen to nineteen seats and provisions for crew rest on sectors that can exceed fourteen hours. They are the category for genuine intercontinental point-to-point travel.

Published data for the 15 models in this category: range 5,200–8,200 nautical miles, 16–19 passengers in the manufacturer's maximum configuration, 1.88–1.96 m of cabin height. Every figure is the manufacturer's published value, with its source and retrieval date on the model page.