Compare
The comparison, done independently.
The operators all publish their own comparisons. Ours answers to no one. A reference to orient you — aircraft by class and providers by model — before we run the version that fits how you actually fly.
Explore
Every aircraft, read like an instrument.
Scan the airframe, hover the points, and compare the numbers that decide the mission — range, cabin, capacity, speed.
Ultra-long-range
Gulfstream G650ER
Range
Aircraft by category
Match the cabin and the range to the mission.
The single biggest — and most expensive — decision is category. Representative models across each class, with approximate range and capacity.
Approximate manufacturer figures, rounded. Range and capacity vary with configuration, payload, and conditions.
Providers by model
The major programs, mapped — not ranked.
Each runs a different model and suits a different flyer. Below is the landscape; which one fits you depends on your usage, and we take no commission from any of them.
NetJets
Fractional · Lease · Jet card
The largest and most diverse fleet in the industry.
Best fit
Buyers who value scale, availability, and the longest track record.
Flexjet
Fractional · Lease · Jet card
Newer fleet; dedicated crews on its top tier.
Best fit
Owners who prioritize newer aircraft and crew continuity.
VistaJet
Program membership · On-demand
A single-brand global fleet of Globals and Challengers.
Best fit
International flyers who want guaranteed hours without ownership.
Wheels Up
Membership · Marketplace
A light-to-midsize core plus a brokered marketplace.
Best fit
Flexible access across a broad range of aircraft.
flyExclusive
Jet club · Fractional · Charter
Owns and operates its own Part 135 fleet.
Best fit
Buyers who value operator-direct control and pricing.
Positioning is general and current to our knowledge; programs and fleets change. Nothing here is a recommendation — the right fit is specific to you.
How we actually compare them
Six questions, asked of every provider.
A brochure compares features. We compare the terms that decide the true cost and flexibility of a program — the same six, every time.
Program model
Fractional, lease, jet card, or membership — each commits and charges differently.
Guaranteed availability
Call-out windows, peak-day policy, and what happens when your aircraft isn't.
Fleet age & consistency
How new the aircraft are, and whether you get the same type and cabin each time.
True all-in cost
The fee schedule behind the headline rate — repositioning, minimums, surcharges, escalation.
Contract exposure
Term length, hour caps, recovery rules, and the cost of getting out.
Operational control
Who operates the aircraft, under what certificate, and with what safety ratings.
Run the comparison that's actually about you.
These are the starting points. The version that matters weighs your routes, hours, and terms against every option — with no product to sell.