At Chapman Freeborn, our private jet charter experts have unrivalled knowledge of aircraft produced by all major business jet manufacturers. Join us as we take a closer look at each of these companies.
Airbus Corporate Jets
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Airbus are best recognised as manufacturers of large aircraft that are commonly used by commercial airlines. However, since 1997, they have also been designing and producing business jets. Airbus offer modern and comprehensive jets, focusing on giving customers wide and spacious cabins to travel in.
Beechcraft Corporation
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The Beechcraft Corporation, formerly known as Hawker Beechcraft, was founded in 1932. As of today, there is a range of seven Hawker business jets available. These aircraft vary in size, with capacity to hold up to eight passengers.
Boeing Business Jets
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Boeing has been manufacturing commercial aircraft since 1916, and in the late 1990s they also entered the private jet market. They create business jets based on the 737, 777 and 787 with varying configurations that can hold between 19 to 50 passengers, with enough space for bedrooms, bathrooms, living area and even fitness centers.
Bombardier Business Aircraft
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Bombardier Aerospace is one of the largest aircraft manufacturers in the world. They construct an extensive range of jets to suit all different purposes, grouping them into the Learjet, Challenger and Global collections. These are light, medium and large-sized jets respectively.
Cessna Aircraft
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Cessna has been producing aircraft since 1927 and boasts an extremely popular line of Citation business jets. They currently have six different aircraft models in production, including the Cessna Citation Excel and the Cessna Citation CJ3.
Dassault Aviation
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Dassault Aviation is a French company founded in 1929. Its family of Dassault Falcon business jets includes 5 aircraft types accommodating up to 19 passengers, with ranges between 4,000nm and 7,500nm. The largest is the Falcon 10X.
Embraer Executive Jets
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Embraer began operations in 1969. The Brazilian company originally specialised in turboprop planes, but since 2000 has branched out into the business jet sector. Their Legacy models are very popular mid-size aircraft, and profits are further supported by their Phenom and Lineage ranges.
Gulfstream Aerospace
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Gulfstream Aerospace was founded in 1958 and has produced a number of extremely popular medium and large business jets. Its aircraft are some of the fastest business jets in the world, and in 2023 the team celebrated multiple speed records during a world tour, including Riyadh, Saudi Arabia to Melbourne, Australia in 13 hours and 39 minutes, and Istanbul, Turkey to Van Don International Airport, Vietnam, in 9 hours and 2 minutes.
Our Business Aviation team has expert knowledge of the available jets on the market for your next charter. Get in touch with them today at [email protected] and they will help secure the perfect aircraft for you.