Aircraft
Room for every part
of the journey.
The Legacy 600 brings a generous cabin, distinct spaces and thoughtful flexibility to your charter. Based in Nice, France, the Legacy 600 is ready for trips across Europe and beyond.
Three separate cabin zones make it easy to shift between conversation, focused work and time to unwind. The layout can welcome colleagues, friends or family in one comfortable space.
The aircraft at the centre of your journey.
A warm welcome onboard
Thoughtful cabin details
Room to settle in
Compare aircraft
for your journey.
Cabin size, passenger count and flight time all shape the right choice. Here’s a closer look at aircraft our team can discuss and source for charter.
Embraer Legacy 600
A spacious large-cabin aircraft for groups who want room to work, dine and relax during the same flight.
The cabin is arranged in three separate zones, creating distinct spaces for conversation, meetings and rest. Based in Nice, France, it is a practical choice for European trips and longer journeys with a larger party.
- 13–14Passenger seats, configuration dependent
- 3 zonesSeparate cabin areas
- Large cabinRoom for longer itineraries
Citation XLS
A midsize cabin option for regional travel where a comfortable cabin and efficient trip profile matter.
The XLS belongs to Cessna’s 560XL family. Passenger layouts vary between aircraft, so we confirm the actual seating and baggage setup for the specific aircraft before quoting.
- 560XLCitation aircraft family
- MidsizeCabin class
- RegionalWell suited to shorter sectors
Citation XLS+
An updated member of the 560XL family, combining a flexible cabin with midsize-jet performance.
The XLS+ can work well for business travel and small groups. Textron lists up to 12 seats and a 2,100-nautical-mile maximum range; actual passenger count and range depend on the aircraft and mission.
- Up to 12Published maximum seating
- 2,100 nmPublished maximum range¹
- 441 ktasPublished maximum cruise¹
Global 6500
A long-range aircraft designed to connect distant business centres with a spacious cabin for the hours in between.
Its cabin and range suit intercontinental itineraries. Bombardier publishes 13 passengers as standard accommodation and a 6,600-nautical-mile theoretical maximum range under specified assumptions.
- 13Standard accommodation
- 6,600 nmPublished theoretical range²
- Mach 0.90Published top speed²
Global 7500
Originally announced as the Global 7000, this aircraft was renamed the Global 7500 before entering service.
Four living spaces give passengers room to work, eat and rest on very long flights. Bombardier publishes 17 passengers as standard accommodation and a 7,700-nautical-mile theoretical maximum range under specified assumptions.
- 17Standard accommodation
- 7,700 nmPublished theoretical range³
- 4 spacesDistinct cabin living areas
Legacy 650
A large-cabin aircraft with three zones, suited to longer flights and groups who value separate spaces.
The Legacy 650 builds on the three-zone cabin concept of the Legacy family. Embraer’s published Legacy 650E reference lists a 3,900-nautical-mile range with four passengers; individual aircraft and trip performance differ.
- 13–14Published seating range⁴
- 3,900 nmReference range with 4 passengers⁴
- 3 zonesSeparate cabin areas
¹ Citation XLS+ figures from Textron Aviation. ² Global 6500 and ³ Global 7500 figures from Bombardier; range is theoretical with specified passenger, crew, speed and reserve assumptions. ⁴ Legacy 650E figures from Embraer and are shown as a model reference. Actual aircraft configuration, range, payload and availability are confirmed for each trip. Textron Aviation XLS+ · Textron data · Bombardier Global 6500 · Bombardier Global 7500 / 7000 naming · Embraer Legacy 650E
From route idea
to flight plan.
We keep the enquiry straightforward and confirm the details with you before anything is booked.
Share your route
Choose your airports, dates, passenger count and preferred aircraft category in the trip planner.
Review and send
The planner prepares an email with your itinerary. Check the details, then send it to our team.
Confirm the options
Our team follows up about availability, aircraft fit, timing and pricing. Your trip is confirmed only after details are agreed.
Charter questions,
answered.
Does using the trip planner book a flight?
No. It prepares an email request for you to review and send. The flight is not booked until availability, pricing and trip details have been confirmed with our team.
Can I request a particular aircraft?
Yes. Select the aircraft category in the planner, then include a specific model in your email if you have one in mind. The Legacy 600 is our current charter aircraft; other models are subject to sourcing and confirmation.
Can I plan a return trip or add stops?
Yes. Choose Round trip to include a return date, or Multi leg to add up to three stops between your departure and destination.
Are the published range figures guaranteed for my route?
No. They are manufacturer reference figures under stated assumptions. Actual achievable range depends on the specific aircraft, passenger and baggage load, weather, routing, reserves and operating conditions.
What if I need help with the request?
Email info@pilotsupport.org.
Tell us where you need to go.
Send your route, travel date and passenger count to start a charter enquiry.
