The supermidsize category is anchored by the Bombardier Challenger 350 — a flat-floor, stand-up cabin for up to nine passengers with a published range near 3,200 nautical miles.
Cruise speeds around 470 knots and the expanded cabin volume make it the right aircraft when a midsize jet runs out of range or room on longer domestic and international routes.
When a trip demands nonstop coast-to-coast performance or a credible transatlantic option without the operating costs of a heavy jet, the Challenger 350 holds that ground.
Specifications
Why Charter Super Midsize Jets
Gulfstream IV-SP
A wide, stand-up cabin for up to fourteen passengers with published range near 4,200 nautical miles — generous for the class.
Near-Heavy-Jet Reach
Cruise speeds around 460–476 knots and range near 4,200 NM bring near-heavy-jet reach to super-midsize missions.
Large-Cabin Comfort
Large-cabin comfort and stand-up headroom for long transcontinental routes and shorter international legs without stepping up to a flagship heavy jet.
Available Super Midsize Aircraft
Specifications are representative of the model; individual aircraft may vary.
FAQs
How far can a super midsize jet fly?
Published range near 4,200 nautical miles — generous for the class and enough for long transcontinental and shorter international routes.
How many passengers does a super midsize jet carry?
Up to fourteen passengers in a wide, stand-up cabin with flat-floor headroom throughout.
Super midsize or heavy jet — how to choose?
Super midsize jets deliver near-heavy-jet reach and stand-up cabin space with more flexibility; heavy jets add larger-cabin volume and longer-range intercontinental capability.
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