The Hawker 4000 Horizon is a super-mid-sized business jet developed by Hawker-Beechcraft and Raytheon Aircraft Company. The Horizon is the largest aircraft in the Hawker jet family and features a swept aluminum wing design. The Hawker 4000 can comfortably seat up to ten passengers.

The Hawker 1000 model business jet was developed by British Aerospace and is an extended version of the popular mid-size Hawker 800 model.  With 680 cubic feet of cabin space, the Hawker 1000/A is known for its spacious cabin and is the largest of the Hawker Siddeley 125 series of business jets.

The Hawker 1000A has over 3,500 miles range allowing for nonstop coast-to-coast charter flights with full passenger payload.  It is powered by a pair of larger, quieter and more powerful Pratt & Whitney PW305B turbofans.

Overall, the Hawker is a favorite choice among on-demand charter customers because it provides a great combination of range, cabin space, luxury and value.

The Gulfstream G280 is a super-midsize business jet that seats up to ten passengers and cruises at a speed of 482 knots with a ceiling of up to 45,000 feet. With incredible range of over 4,000 miles, the G280 is tops in its class and can fly nonstop from New York to Paris.

A newly designed long, sleek wing and high-thrust engines have increased range and speed, while also earning best-in-class fuel efficiency. The G280’s cockpit incorporates state-of-the-art flight and navigation systems while auto-throttle and auto-braking set new standards for aircraft control and handling.

The Gulfstream G200 is a super-mid jet originally developed by Israel Aircraft Industries and named the Israel IAI-1126 Galaxy. When Gulfstream purchased Galaxy Aerospace in 2001 the model was rebranded as the G200.

The Gulfstream 200 seats up to ten passengers and is capable of flying nearly 4,000 miles without stopping. It can also cruise at a speed of 470 knots at altitudes as high as 41,000 feet. One of the signature features of the G200 is its cabin height of 6.3ft, which is actually greater than that of the G450 (6.1ft).

Cabin amenities include DVD players, CD player, Airshow 400, XM satellite radio, and WiFi Internet.

Dassault’s Falcon 50 is one of the more popular super-mid jets available for on-demand charters thanks to its good balance between range, runway performance, and fast cruise speed of 468 knots. The security and peace-of-mind that comes with a three-engine layout also makes the Falcon 50 one of the world’s best-selling corporate jets.

The cabin of the Falcon 50/50EX is configured to fly nine to ten passengers. It is well equipped for long-range private flights with amenities such as WiFi Internet, CD/DVD Entertainment System, Airshow, and Satellite TV.

The Cessna Citation X private jet is certified to fly at 51,000 feet and its cruising speed of 513 knots makes it the fastest model in the super-mid class.

The Citation X has a unique interior that is individually specialized to the specifications for the owner. It has Rolls-Royce engines and remarkable aerodynamics. In just four hours you can go from LA to New York, making it one of the fastest and most fuel efficient jets available for private charter.

The Cessna Citation Sovereign comfortably seats up to nine passengers and with a max range of over 3,000 miles it is ideal for medium to long-range charter flights.

The Cessna Sovereign is fitted with two Pratt & Whitney Canada PW306C turbofan engines, each providing 5,600lbs of thrust. The Sovereign has state-of-the-art avionics technology, and features a short-runway performance design enabling it to access more destinations.

Known as an incredibly easy-to-fly aircraft, the Citation Sovereign is a favorite among corporate jet pilots.

The Citation Latitude is Cessna’s latest addition to the Citation family of executive jets. It seats up to nine passengers and cruises at a speed of 442 knots.

Cessna’s design of the Latitude focused mainly on cabin comfort and style. Concessions were made in terms of range and speed, as the Latitude is near the bottom in both categories for a super-mid-sized jet.

The Cessna Latitude features improved runway performance, 25% larger windows, and Clairity cabin management system.

The Bombardier Challenger 350 is a super-mid jet with transcontinental range. The Challenger 300/350’s impressive short-runway performance is ideal for accessing airports such as Terrance B Lettsome International Airport in the British Virgin Islands.

The Bombardier Challenger 350 cabin features various amenities including WiFi Internet and state-of-the-art display technologies. It is equipped with the LHT nice® HD Cabin Management System customized for Bombardier for communications and entertainment in a single control at every seat. The two 22″ HD monitors are the largest in the super-midsize class. Additional amenities include Iridium satellite phones, 3D moving maps system, USB ports, and Blu-ray player.

Bombardier’s Challenger 300 and 350 models have quickly become a favorite among private jet charter customers, and a recognized leader in the super-mid private jet class.

Embraer’s Legacy 450 is Business Aviation’s newest super-midsize corporate jet.

The EMB-450 combines the latest cutting-edge technologies, such as fly-by-wire (FBW) systems, with luxury and value. Standard cabin amenities include Wi-Fi, Power Outlets, Satellite Phone, Cabin Audio, HD Monitors with Blu-Ray Player, HD 3D JetMap, Berthing Seats with Leg Rests, Heated Baggage Compartment, Full Lavatory, Microwave Oven, and a Refreshment Center.