Aircraft Types
Air Integrity is a premier Aircraft Broker company that prides itself on delivering excellence in aviation services. With a commitment to unparalleled customer satisfaction, Air Integrity specializes in providing any aircraft, any time, anywhere.
This unique capability ensures that clients have access to a diverse fleet tailored to their specific travel requirements. Whether it's a luxurious private jet for corporate travel, a spacious airliner for group excursions, or a nimble helicopter for swift transfers, Air Integrity offers unparalleled flexibility. This versatility allows travelers to select the perfect aircraft for each occasion, optimizing comfort, efficiency, and convenience. With Air Integrity, the sky is not the limit—it's just the beginning of a seamless and tailored aviation experience.
Turbo Props
Turbo props are a distinct category featuring propeller-driven aircraft. They are known for their versatility, short takeoff and landing capabilities, and fuel efficiency. Turbo props can accommodate 4 to 8 passengers and are suitable for regional flights and accessing airports with shorter runways. Mostly used in the Caribbean. They can be outfitted with pontoons for water take-off and landings.
Commonly used jets:
Cessna Grand Caravan
King Air
Pilatus PC-12
Very light Jet (VLJ)
VLJ is the smallest category. They are known for being extremely fuel efficient due to their small size and lightweight. They are also approved for single pilot operations. They can seat 4-6 passengers and have a range of 1,000 - 2,000 nautical miles. They are great for short trips, an hour or less, and can land on shorter runways.
Commonly used jets:
Citation Mustang
Eclipse 500
Phenom 100
Honda Jet
Cirrus Vision Jet
Citation CJ1
Light Jets
Light jets are the next smallest category and are known for their agility and efficiency. They typically accommodate 6 to 8 passengers and have a range of approximately 1,000 to 1,800 nautical miles. Light jets are ideal for 3-4 hour flights and are cost-effective for small groups or individuals. They have a small luggage capacity, .75 cubic meters (one carry-on-sized luggage per pax).
Commonly used jets:
Hawker 400 (Beechjet 400)
Nextant 400xti
Citation CJ2 and Citation CJ3 (CJ3 is the newer version of CJ2)
Citation Ultra and Encore (Encore is the new version of the Ultra)
Super light Jets (Newer category of jet)
Super light jets offer enhanced size, range, and comfort compared with the light jet class. With a more spacious cabin and luggage compartment, super light jets can accommodate an average of eight passengers and have a range of up to 2,000 nautical miles.
Commonly used jets:
Phenom 300
Lear 45
Citation Excel and XLS
Pilatus PC-24
Midsize Jets
Midsize jets offer a step up in terms of cabin space, range, and performance. They can typically accommodate 7 to 9 passengers and have a range of around 2,500 to 3,500 nautical miles. Midsize jets are suitable for longer 4-6 hour flights while still providing flexibility to access smaller airports. Luggage capacity for checked luggage.
Commonly used jets:
Hawker 800 and 900
Lear 60
Gulfstream G-100
Super Midsize Jets
Super midsize jets offer increased cabin space, longer range, and enhanced amenities. With seating for 8 to 9 passengers, they can cover distances of 3,000 to 4,500 nautical miles. These jets are well-suited for transcontinental flights of up to 7 hours and provide a balance between comfort and efficiency.
Commonly used jets:
Challenger 300 and 350
Citation Longitude, Citation Latitude, Citation Sovereign, Citation X
Falcon 50 and 50EX (50EX is the newer 50)
Gulfstream G-250
Hawker 1000 and 4000
Legacy 450 and 500
Praetor 500 and 600
Heavy Jets
Heavy jets are characterized by their spacious interiors and long-range capabilities. They can typically accommodate 10 to 16 passengers (max pax 18) and have a range of 4,000 to 6,000 nautical miles. Heavy jets are suitable for intercontinental travel and often feature luxurious amenities. Flight attendants are always included on heavy jets per regulation. They generally will have lay-flat seats and will have a combination of captain chairs and benches. They have a large luggage capacity, check-sized luggage suitable.
Commonly used jets:
Challenger 601, 604, 650, 850
Falcon 2000, 2000EX,
Falcon 900
Gulfstream G-350, G-450, G-IV, G-IVSP
Legacy 600 and 650
Ultra-Long-Range Jets
Ultra-long-range jets are designed for extended non-stop flights, making them ideal for intercontinental travel. With a range of 7,700 nautical miles or more, they can cover significant distances without the need for refueling. These jets often feature the highest level of comfort and luxury.
Commonly used jets:
Falcon 7X and 8X
Global Express
Global 5500, 6500, 7500 (Global 7500 is the biggest ULR)
Gulfstream 500, 550, 600, 650 G-V
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