Guide · Jet classes

Which private jet do you need?

The class decides how many guests fit, how far you fly without a stop and how much luggage comes along. Here is what each one does, with routes it flies.

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Embraer Phenom 300
Photo: Acroterion, CC BY-SA 4.0

Light jet

The value choice for short trips: quick, efficient, limited luggage space.

  • Seats6–7
  • Range≈ 4 h non-stop
  • TypicalPhenom 300, Citation CJ3+

Flies non-stop: Perth → Bali from $21,000 · Darwin → Bali from $16,000 · Singapore → Bali from $15,400 · Kuala Lumpur → Bali from $17,200

Cessna Citation XLS+
Photo: Markus Eigenheer, CC BY-SA 2.0

Midsize jet

More cabin and hold space; a common pick for four to six guests with bags.

  • Seats7–9
  • Range≈ 4.5–5 h non-stop
  • TypicalCitation XLS+, Learjet 75

Flies non-stop: Phuket → Bali from $23,800 · Bangkok → Bali from $25,800 · Taipei → Bali from $31,500 · Adelaide → Bali from $31,100

Bombardier Challenger 350
Photo: Alan Wilson, CC BY-SA 2.0

Super midsize jet

Flat-floor cabin and transcontinental range: Australia’s east coast to Bali non-stop.

  • Seats8–10
  • Range≈ 7 h non-stop
  • TypicalChallenger 350, Praetor 600

Flies non-stop: Melbourne → Bali from $43,700 · Sydney → Bali from $45,700 · Brisbane → Bali from $44,600 · Hong Kong → Bali from $35,900

Dassault Falcon 900
Photo: Adrian Pingstone, public domain

Heavy jet

Stand-up cabin, galley and long range; flies the Gulf or East Asia to Bali non-stop.

  • Seats10–14
  • Range≈ 9 h non-stop
  • TypicalFalcon 900, Challenger 650

Flies non-stop: Dubai → Bali from $81,200 · Beijing → Bali from $61,500 · Tokyo → Bali from $62,800 · Mumbai → Bali from $62,900

Ultra long range jet

Europe or the Gulf to Bali non-stop, with room to sleep on the way.

  • Seats12–16
  • Range≈ 14 h non-stop
  • TypicalGlobal 7500, Gulfstream G700

Flies non-stop: Riyadh → Bali from $114,700 · London → Bali from $174,600 · Geneva → Bali from $169,900

Turboprop

Short island hops inside Indonesia, where local operators fly King Airs and similar aircraft.

  • Seats6–9
  • Rangeshort hops, ≈ 2–3 h
  • TypicalKing Air 350, Pilatus PC-12

Flies non-stop: Jakarta → Bali · Bali → Lombok · Bali → Sumba · Bali → Labuan Bajo

Questions

What size private jet do I need?

Start from the number of guests and the longest leg. A light jet seats up to six or seven and flies about four hours non-stop; for more guests, more luggage or longer legs, go up a class. Send your trip and we quote the classes that fit.

Can a light jet fly from Perth to Bali?

Yes. Perth to Bali is about four hours, within reach of a light jet. From Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane a light jet needs a fuel stop; a super midsize or larger flies non-stop.

What is the difference between heavy and ultra long range?

Both have stand-up cabins. Heavy jets fly about nine hours non-stop; ultra long range jets about fourteen, enough for Europe or the Gulf to Bali without a stop.

Is a bigger jet always more expensive?

Usually per hour, but not always per trip: where the nearest available aircraft is based often matters more. We quote the options that are actually close to you.

Seats and range are typical for the class; the exact aircraft, its load and the winds change them. Prices are indicative, one way, whole aircraft (Aviapages estimates). Compare all prices →