Which aircraft fits the mission?

A private jet comparison on this site puts 84 aircraft in 8 categories on the same four criteria: published maximum range, seats in the manufacturer’s maximum configuration, cabin height and maximum operating Mach. Each figure is the manufacturer’s published value and carries its own source link and retrieval date, so you can check it rather than trust it. Where two models differ, the better value on each criterion is marked.

The category hourly rate is not a quote. It is a published market range for the aircraft class (light, midsize, super-midsize, large-cabin, ultra-long-range), shown in USD with EUR and CHF at the European Central Bank daily reference rate, and dated. Your actual price is built from the trip — route, positioning, airport fees, crew days — which is why every comparison ends in a quote request, not a checkout.

The route check tests each model’s published range against your city pair and estimates block time from cruise speed. It is a fit test, not a flight plan: winds, payload and fuel reserves are the operator’s call on the day. Use it to rule aircraft out, then let the charter desk confirm the one that fits. For a single decision between two models, the generated pair pages (for example Global 7500 vs G650ER) carry the same data with a written verdict; the charter-or-own calculator covers the ownership question with your own figures.