The 5 Most Popular Private Jets of 2025

With a growing number of private jets available on the global charter market, choosing the right aircraft for your trip can be a complex decision, with factors such as passenger capacity, range, cabin amenities and budget all playing a role.

To help simplify the selection process and give you a little inspiration for your next trip, we’ve put together a list of the five most popular private jets of 2025. These aircraft consistently rank among the most requested worldwide, thanks to their blend of performance, luxury and reliability. Whether you’re planning a multi-stop business roadshow, a transatlantic journey, or a short executive trip, these jets represent the best the market has to offer this year.

Images courtesy of Embraer

#1 Embraer Phenom 300

The Reigning Champion of Light Jets

Starting off strong with the Phenom 300, our most requested jet of 2025. Long celebrated as the world’s best-selling aircraft in its category, the Phenom 300 continues to dominate the charter market thanks to its impressive blend of speed, range and comfort.

Manufactured by Brazilian aerospace company Embraer and certified for single-pilot operation, the aircraft was specifically designed to bridge the gap between light and mid-size jets, combining the performance and efficiency of a light aircraft with luxurious amenities typically associated with larger models.

Generally seating 6–8 passengers, this is the jet for travellers who want a fast, efficient and cost-effective solution while still enjoying a refined cabin and surprisingly generous baggage capacity for its class.

At a Glance:

·       Maximum range: 1,970 nm (3,648 km)

·       Passenger capacity: 7 (typical configuration)

·       Average charter price for London–Paris: £7,600 (price varies by season and operator)

·       Best for: Flights of 2–3 hours

#2 Gulfstream G550

The King of Range

A benchmark in transcontinental travel, the Gulfstream G550 continues to hold its place as one of the most chartered ultra-long-range jets in the world. With room for 14–19 passengers and sleeping accommodations for up to 8, the G550 offers a blend of high performance and cabin sophistication that few jets can match.

With notable fuel efficiency and smooth cruise performance, its legendary long-range capability connects city pairs such as New York–Tokyo and London–Los Angeles nonstop, ideal for saving time and minimising travel disruptions.   

At a Glance:

·       Maximum range: 6,750 nm (12,500 km)

·       Passenger capacity: 14-19

·       Average charter price for London–Paris: £26,100 (price varies by season and operator)

·       Best for: Flights of 13 hours

 Images courtesy of Bombardier Inc

#3  Bombardier Challenger 350

The Corporate Roadshow Favourite

A highly regarded aircraft in the super-mid-size category, the Challenger 350 has been a go-to choice among our clients embarking on a multi-stop business roadshow thanks to its winning combination of range, cabin comfort, and exceptional reliability.

With the widest cabin in its class, the aircraft features a large, whisper-quiet cabin, state-of-the-art high-speed internet and Bombardier’s acclaimed Nuage seat system, engineered to minimise fatigue during longer flights. Whether it’s checking in with your team, hosting virtual board meetings, or streaming films and music, the Challenger 350 continues to set the standard for executives seeking a seamless, luxurious travel experience.

At a Glance:

·       Maximum range: 3,400 nm (6,297 km)

·       Passenger capacity: 9 (typical configuration)

·       Average charter price for London–Paris: £14,300 (price varies by season and operator)

·       Best for: Flights of 7 hours

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 #4 Bombardier Global Express XRS

Where Ultra-Long Range Meets Uncompromising Comfort

Synonymous with luxury, performance and reliability, the Global Express XRS delivers the range and cabin experience that has made it a firm favourite among frequent fliers.

With intercontinental capability, advanced wing design and Bombardier’s signature smooth-ride technology, the aircraft was built for demanding schedules and long-haul productivity. Onboard, the elegantly appointed cabin offers quiet zones for rest, a dedicated workspace for uninterrupted focus and ample room to move comfortably throughout the flight.

Best for flights between 7-12 hours, the Global Express XRS remains one of the most trusted long-range jets in the charter market.

At a Glance:

·       Maximum range: 6,000 nm (11,100 km)

·       Passenger capacity: 14 (typical configuration)

·       Average charter price for London–Paris: £17,100 (price varies by season and operator)

·       Best for: Flights of 12 hours

 Images courtesy of Bombardier inc

#5 Bombardier Global 7500

The Home in the Sky

No aircraft better represents the apex of private aviation in 2025 than the Bombardier Global 7500. Often described as a “home in the sky,” it is engineered not just for range, but for unbeatable cabin comfort.

Typically seating 15 and sleeping 8, the four-zone cabin features an ensuite bedroom, a conference room doubling as a dining room, living room with a sofa and crew rest area. Its performance is equally as impressive with a top speed of Mach 0.94 and an exceptional range of up to 17 hours without the need to stop and refuel.

With a remarkably low cabin altitude of just 2,900 ft, oversized windows and a wing designed to absorb turbulence, the Global 7500 offers one of the smoothest and most restful flight experiences in the sky.

At a Glance:

·       Maximum range: 7,700 nm (14,260 km)

·       Passenger capacity: Up to 19

·       Average charter price for London–Paris: £29,000 (price varies by season and operator)

·       Best for: Flights of 17 hours

Looking ahead to 2026

As demand for efficiency and flexibility continues to rise, business aviation remains an indispensable tool for both corporate and leisure travellers. With ongoing innovations in sustainability, a rising demand for long-range aircraft and expanded safety protocols across the industry, here’s what’s next for 2026:

Dassault Falcon 10X On Track for its Maiden Sortie in 2026

Dassault Aviation has confirmed its flagship Falcon 10X will now make its first flight in 2026, with certification targeted for late 2027. Designed for full Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) capability, the aircraft will have a 7,500-nautical-mile range and a cabin nearly two metres high, the most spacious of any Falcon to date.

With the 10X, Dassault is positioning itself directly against the Gulfstream G700 and Bombardier Global 8000, offering greater variety in long-range category.

Images courtesy of Dassault Aviation

Falcon 6X Gains Steep-Approach Approval for London City

In one of 2025’s biggest UK market developments, Dassault’s Falcon 6X received EASA approval for steep-approach operations, enabling it to land at London City Airport.

This certification places the 6X among a select group of large-cabin jets able to access London’s financial district directly, joining the Falcon 7X and 8X. With a 5,500-nautical-mile range, the 6X can now link central London directly with New York, Dubai or Miami, saving travellers significant ground transfer time.

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