The fleet, by model.
From the Pilatus PC-12 to the Boeing BBJ. Each page: performance, cabin, range and indicative hourly cost. Click to explore.
A private jet costs from €2,381 per hour (light jet) to €12,120 per hour (ultra-long-range), all-in excluding landing fees, per the hourly rates published by Paramount Business Jets (08/2026), converted at the ECB rate. Example: Paris–Nice is estimated from €3,000 one-way (light jet, ~1h 12). The firm price depends on aircraft, date and repositioning; it arrives within 60 minutes.
A private jet fleet, by category
Our private jet fleet covers every category, from the light jet ideal for a European hop to the heavy jet and the VIP airliner for long-haul and large groups. In between, midsize and super-midsize jets handle most business links, and turboprops serve short or demanding airfields. Each aircraft model has its own page: performance, cabin dimensions, real range and indicative hourly cost.
Which model for which mission
The right aircraft is chosen by the mission, not prestige. Distance sets the category — beyond the transatlantic, only a large-cabin long-range flies non-stop; the passenger count sets the cabin size; departure and arrival airfields may require an aircraft certified for altiports. These same jets can be chartered on demand without carrying the fixed costs; see our rates by category to place each option, or request a quote within 60 minutes.
Performance you can compare
Every model page gives the figures that actually decide a flight: passenger capacity, real range in kilometres, cruise speed and indicative hourly cost. Comparing these side by side is how you avoid paying for a cabin or an autonomy you do not need — a light jet that covers your routes will always beat an oversized heavy jet on cost. From the Pilatus PC-12 to the Boeing BBJ, the fleet is built so you can match aircraft to mission with real numbers, not marketing.