Aircraft

Selectable aircraft types by mission.

Every mission requires a specific assessment. Aircraft and helicopters are selected case by case based on route, number of passengers, luggage, range, airports and operations. The information below is indicative: capacity, range and performance vary depending on the specific model, cabin configuration and operating conditions.

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Turboprop

Ideal use: Short routes to regional airports and short runways not always accessible to jets.
Passengers: 6–9 passengers (indicative)
Suitable routes: Routes up to about 1,000–1,500 km — Italy, Mediterranean, islands.
Luggage: Good but proportionate luggage capacity; bulky volumes must be checked.
Strengths: Access to short runways, contained operating costs, ideal for regional missions.
Limits: Lower speed than a jet, less comfort on long sectors, weather sensitivity.
Example mission: Transfer between smaller Italian cities and islands with regional airports.

Very Light Jet

Ideal use: Quick movements on short routes when the speed of a jet is required.
Passengers: 4–5 passengers (indicative)
Suitable routes: Routes up to about 1,500–2,000 km in Europe.
Luggage: Limited capacity, suited to essential business travel.
Strengths: Jet speed at more accessible costs than higher categories.
Limits: Limited comfort and luggage, reduced range.
Example mission: Same-day return between two European capitals for a business meeting.

Light Jet

Ideal use: Daily European transfers for small groups.
Passengers: 6–7 passengers (indicative)
Suitable routes: European routes up to about 2,500–3,000 km.
Luggage: Good capacity for business or weekend luggage.
Strengths: Balance of cost, speed and comfort; broad market availability.
Limits: Tight cabin on flights longer than 2–3 hours.
Example mission: Milan–Ibiza transfer with a small group and contained luggage.

Midsize Jet

Ideal use: Longer intra-European routes and flights to North Africa or the near Middle East.
Passengers: 7–8 passengers (indicative)
Suitable routes: Routes up to about 4,500–5,500 km.
Luggage: Adequate luggage space for multi-day trips.
Strengths: Taller, wider cabin, greater comfort, extended range.
Limits: Higher operating costs than a light jet.
Example mission: Transfer from Rome to Moscow or Marrakech with a family group.

Super Midsize Jet

Ideal use: Short/medium intercontinental flights and transcontinental European routes with high comfort.
Passengers: 8–9 passengers (indicative)
Suitable routes: Routes up to about 6,000–6,500 km.
Luggage: Generous capacity, ideal for extended trips.
Strengths: High cruise speed, spacious cabin, substantial range.
Limits: More limited availability and higher costs than midsize.
Example mission: Europe–Middle East transfer with a corporate group.

Heavy Jet

Ideal use: Group intercontinental flights with a high level of service.
Passengers: 10–14 passengers (indicative)
Suitable routes: Routes up to about 7,000–8,000 km.
Luggage: Generous capacity, including sports equipment or multiple bags.
Strengths: Wide cabin, possible separate zones, long-haul comfort.
Limits: Higher operating costs, limited access to smaller airports.
Example mission: Europe–USA flight for a corporate board or extended family.

Long Range Jet

Ideal use: Ultra long-range non-stop routes to Asia, the Americas or the Middle East.
Passengers: 10–16 passengers (indicative)
Suitable routes: Routes over 11,000 km, potential non-stop intercontinental flights.
Luggage: Generous capacity with dedicated configurations.
Strengths: Maximum comfort, cabins redesigned for long flights, possible rest area.
Limits: Premium category with limited cost and availability.
Example mission: Non-stop Europe–Far East flight for an executive mission.

Single-engine helicopters

Ideal use: Short transfers, scenic tours, day trips and bespoke experiences.
Passengers: 3–5 passengers (indicative)
Suitable routes: Point-to-point transfers within regional range; perfect for resorts, villas, helipads.
Luggage: Reduced capacity, suited to light or day luggage.
Strengths: Access to helipads and pads not served by airports, unique visual experience.
Limits: Greater weather sensitivity, limited range, single-engine configuration.
Example mission: Scenic tour over Elba Island or transfer from airport to private estate.

Twin-engine helicopters

Ideal use: Executive transfers, longer routes and missions with higher safety standards.
Passengers: 5–8 passengers (indicative)
Suitable routes: Regional and inter-regional transfers, including over-water sectors.
Luggage: Greater capacity, suited to multi-day trips.
Strengths: Greater range, twin engines, higher comfort, quieter cabin.
Limits: Higher operating costs, availability to be checked per mission.
Example mission: Linate–Portofino or Rome–Capri transfer for an executive guest.

Passenger numbers, ranges and equipment are purely indicative and do not constitute a binding offer. Availability and final aircraft selection are subject to operational verification, certified operator policy and confirmation on each individual mission.

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