Every category
of private jet.

Lear Jet Corporation

The first purpose-built business jet — and the word that became the category.

Dassault Aviation

The French engineer's jet — refined, reliable, and the seed of the Falcon dynasty.

Grumman / Gulfstream

The first turbofan Gulfstream — the start of the dynasty that defines large-cabin flight.

Cessna

Cessna bet on slow and safe — and built the largest business-jet family in the world.

Canadair / Bombardier

The wide cabin Bill Lear sketched — and the jet that built Bombardier's aviation empire.

British Aerospace / Raytheon

The midsize workhorse — the jet that made the midsize category a volume business.

Gulfstream Aerospace

The transcontinental benchmark — and the jet that defined the modern large cabin.

Bombardier

The jet that made the world small — the dawn of the ultra-long-range era.

Eclipse Aviation

The very-light jet that promised an air-taxi revolution — and the cautionary tale that followed.

Gulfstream Aerospace

The benchmark — the jet that became shorthand for 'private jet' itself.

Cirrus Aircraft

The personal jet that worked — single-engine, simple, and with a parachute.

Bombardier

Four true living spaces — and the longest range in business aviation at launch.

Bombardier

The fastest civil aircraft since Concorde — and the new range ceiling.