The four VIP airliners
| Aircraft | Guests | Range | Cabin length | Cabin width |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Airbus ACJ319 | up to 19 | 6,000 nm | 23.3 m | 3.7 m |
| Airbus ACJ320neo | up to 25 | 6,000 nm | 27.9 m | 3.7 m |
| Boeing Business Jet | up to 19 | 6,200 nm | 24.4 m | 3.53 m |
| Embraer Lineage 1000E | up to 19 | 4,600 nm | 26.2 m | 2.68 m |
Manufacturer figures, rounded; range with a light load. Cabins and equipment vary by aircraft: the desk confirms the tail.
What is inside
Each aircraft is fitted to its owner's taste, so no two are the same. A typical layout has a lounge with sofas, a dining and conference room, and a master bedroom with a double bed, often with its own bathroom. Cabin crew and a full galley come with the aircraft.
When an airliner is the right answer
For more than 14 to 16 guests, for a delegation that needs separate rooms, or for a sports team with its equipment. For smaller groups an ultra long range jet at €11,000 to €15,000 an hour flies further and lands at more airports.
