Midsize jet charter
7–8 passengers
2,300 nm range
430 kts cruise
$3,300 – $4,600 / hour

Midsize jets add what light jets give up: a stand-up cabin, a proper enclosed lavatory and coast-to-coast-with-one-stop range — often nonstop on pairs like New York–Dallas or Chicago–Palm Beach. The sweet spot for four-hour missions when comfort matters but a large jet would be overkill.
Every model below is a business jet in the midsize jet class: 7–8 passengers, about 2,300 nm of range and $3,300–$4,600 per flight hour in charter.
Indicative hourly rates before positioning, fees and taxes (including the 7.5% US federal excise tax); not an offer.
Popular midsize jet models
| Model | Passengers | Cruise speed | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cessna Citation XLS+ | 8–9 | 441 kts | 2,100 nm |
| Hawker 800XP | 8 | 448 kts | 2,540 nm |
| Learjet 60XR | 7–8 | 466 kts | 2,405 nm |
| Cessna Citation Latitude | 8–9 | 446 kts | 2,700 nm |
Inside the cabin
Example midsize jet trips
| Route | Distance | Flight time | Estimated price |
|---|---|---|---|
| New York → Los Angeles | 2129 nm | 5h 10m | $34,900 – $65,000 |
| Boston → Miami | 1088 nm | 3h 20m | $19,100 – $35,300 |
| Chicago → Miami | 1023 nm | 2h 30m | $19,100 – $36,200 |
| New York → Naples | 962 nm | 3h 00m | $17,400 – $32,000 |
| New York → Miami | 949 nm | 2h 50m | $16,800 – $31,500 |
| New York → Fort Lauderdale | 931 nm | 2h 50m | $16,800 – $31,000 |



