Midsize Jet charter cost: $4,500–$4,800/hr.

Choose a midsize jet for four to eight passengers on three-to-four-hour sectors — Chicago–Nashville, New York–Palm Beach, Denver–Jackson Hole. This is where first-time charter clients usually land: enough airplane for a family weekend without super-mid pricing. Step up when you are crossing the country with a full load or want a flat-floor cabin and a galley.

Pricing context across all classes lives on the charter rates guide; for the full quote anatomy — positioning, fees and FET — see how charter cost is built.

How much does it cost to charter a midsize jet?

Midsize Jets charter for $4,500–$4,800 per flight hour in 2026, crew and fuel included. Trip totals depend on block time: figure roughly $11,800–$12,600 one-way on a short sector like New York–Palm Beach, before fees and the 7.5% federal excise tax.

How far can a midsize jet fly nonstop?

Between 2,040 and 2,100 nautical miles depending on the model — about 4h 38 to 4h 46 of flying at typical cruise. Winds, payload and reserve requirements trim real-world range on the day.

How many passengers fit in a midsize jet?

The midsize jet fleet seats 8–8 passengers. Comfort limit is usually one or two below the certified maximum on flights over two hours, especially with full baggage.

When should I choose a midsize jet over other classes?

Choose a midsize jet for four to eight passengers on three-to-four-hour sectors — Chicago–Nashville, New York–Palm Beach, Denver–Jackson Hole. This is where first-time charter clients usually land: enough airplane for a family weekend without super-mid pricing. Step up when you are crossing the country with a full load or want a flat-floor cabin and a galley.

Is the hourly rate the full midsize jet charter price?

No — quotes add landing and FBO fees, crew overnights on multi-day trips, catering upgrades, winter de-icing and 7.5% federal excise tax on domestic legs. Most operators also bill a two-hour daily minimum per flight day.