Fleet

Main Types of Private Aircraft

Choose the business jet class that best matches your mission, passenger count, and route. We guarantee impeccable service, maximum time efficiency, and complete confidentiality. The option to charter a business jet for any number of passengers allows you to save time on travel and avoid being tied to the schedules of commercial flights.

In business aviation, there are 8 main aircraft classes:

• Turboprop — Cost-efficient and reliable aircraft for regional travel. Ideal for short routes and operations at airports with shorter runways. Capacity: up to 6 passengers.
• Light Jet — Compact and agile aircraft designed for fast travel over shorter distances. An optimal choice for 4–5 passengers who value time and the ability to use nearby airfields.
• Super Light Jet — The perfect middle ground between light and midsize jets. Offers enhanced cabin comfort and extended range for up to 8 passengers, while still retaining access to smaller airports.
• Midsize Jet — Versatile jet aircraft for cross-border travel. The spacious cabin accommodates up to 9 passengers, offering stand-up comfort, sleeping arrangements, and sufficient range for flights across Russia and Europe.
• Super Midsize Jet — Significantly expands the capabilities of the midsize category. Designed for nonstop transatlantic flights, with a premium cabin for 8–10 passengers and dedicated work and relaxation areas.
• Heavy Jet — Spacious aircraft for long-distance journeys of up to 5–6 hours. They accommodate 13–14 passengers, offering full sleeping arrangements, multiple cabin zones, and a high level of service.
• Ultra Long Range — Aircraft for the most demanding transcontinental routes. They offer a maximum range of up to 14,000 km without refueling, along with an unmatched level of comfort, sound insulation, and onboard amenities for 12–16 passengers.
• VIP Airliner — The highest level of private aviation. These are large aircraft with a capacity of more than 19 passengers, suitable for virtually any purpose — from a flying office to a luxurious residence with spa areas and conference rooms.

Key Features of Different Aircraft Types

Turboprop Aircraft

A preferred choice for regional travel, offering access to smaller airports and optimal operating costs on short-distance routes.

Light Jet

Chosen for its compact size and agility. This aircraft type is especially advantageous to charter when access to a smaller airport with a short runway is required.

Super Light Jet

A balance between compact size and comfort — valued for its extended range and more spacious cabin compared to a Light Jet, allowing small groups to travel in greater comfort while still retaining access to smaller airports.

Midsize Jet

The gold standard of business aviation for international travel — chosen for its full-size cabin, where passengers can work, relax, and enjoy all onboard amenities during nonstop flights.

Super Midsize Jet

A solution for longer routes — this class is preferred for its premium cabin comfort with separate zones and the ability to operate nonstop flights over greater distances.

Heavy Jet

This aircraft class is chosen by passengers who require multiple separate cabin zones, full sleeping arrangements, and a high level of service while traveling.

Long-Range Aircraft

Absolute freedom of movement — these aircraft are preferred for long nonstop flights, where maximum autonomy, exceptional cabin comfort, and the ability to fly direct to virtually any destination in the world are essential.

VIP Airliner

The pinnacle of private aviation — this class is chosen for transporting large delegations and creating truly unique spaces in the sky, where virtually any concept can be realized, from flying conference rooms to luxurious residences with spa facilities.