Super-Midsize Jet Cost Guide

Super-Midsize Jet charter cost: $5,800–$6,500/hr.

Super-midsize is where coast-to-coast goes nonstop — flat-floor cabins, six feet of headroom, a full galley and transcontinental range. Fleet rates run $5,800–$6,500 per flight hour — below: the aircraft, three real route prices, and when this class is the right spend.

The Fleet

Super-Midsize Jets we charter.

Aircraft Hourly rate Seats Range Cruise Baggage
Bombardier Challenger 350 $6,500 / hr 9 3,200 nm 470 kts 106 cu ft
Cessna Citation Latitude $5,800 / hr 9 2,700 nm 446 kts 127 cu ft

Full specs and cabin notes on the fleet guide.

Sample Trips

Three routes, priced in this class.

One-way estimates from the same great-circle model as our calculator — block time times the class's hourly range.

Dallas → New York

1,251 nm · ~3h 10 block

One-way $18,300 – $20,500
Round trip (×1.85) $33,900 – $37,900

Chicago → Scottsdale

1,316 nm · ~3h 18 block

One-way $19,100 – $21,500
Round trip (×1.85) $35,300 – $39,800

Boston → Miami

1,148 nm · ~2h 57 block

One-way $17,100 – $19,100
Round trip (×1.85) $31,600 – $35,300
The Right Tool

When a super-midsize jet is the right call.

Choose a super-midsize jet for coast-to-coast trips with six to nine passengers, or any mission where a fuel stop costs more than the rate difference — New York–Los Angeles, Dallas–New York, Chicago–Scottsdale. The cabin is a genuine office at 45,000 feet. Step up to a heavy jet only when the party passes nine, the route crosses an ocean, or the trip needs berths and a second crew.

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.

FAQ

Super-Midsize Jet questions, answered.

How much does it cost to charter a super-midsize jet?

Super-Midsize Jets charter for $5,800–$6,500 per flight hour in 2026, crew and fuel included. Trip totals depend on block time: figure roughly $18,300–$20,500 one-way on a short sector like Dallas–New York, before fees and the 7.5% federal excise tax.

How far can a super-midsize jet fly nonstop?

Between 2,700 and 3,200 nautical miles depending on the model — about 5h 45 to 6h 49 of flying at typical cruise. Winds, payload and reserve requirements trim real-world range on the day.

How many passengers fit in a super-midsize jet?

The super-midsize jet fleet seats 9–9 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 super-midsize jet over other classes?

Choose a super-midsize jet for coast-to-coast trips with six to nine passengers, or any mission where a fuel stop costs more than the rate difference — New York–Los Angeles, Dallas–New York, Chicago–Scottsdale. The cabin is a genuine office at 45,000 feet. Step up to a heavy jet only when the party passes nine, the route crosses an ocean, or the trip needs berths and a second crew.

Is the hourly rate the full super-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.

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