VIP Airliners (19 - 50 seats)

A VIP jetliner is generally a commercial aircraft cabin transformed into a luxurious working or living space, offering a large capacity (often between 15 and 50 passengers) and top-of-the-range personalised facilities, such as meeting rooms, bedrooms, lounges and relaxation areas. In comparison, a classic private jet is more compact, designed for smaller groups (4 to 16 passengers), and prioritises flexibility, rapid access and discretion.

Passenger capacity, real range, cruising speed and cabin comfort all have to be taken into account. Aircraft such as the Airbus ACJ 350, the Gulfstream G800 or the Bombardier Global 7500 are particularly renowned for their performance over very long distances, combining a spacious interior with a range often exceeding 13,000 km, enabling non-stop flights to intercontinental destinations.

Leasing offers complete flexibility, allowing you to choose the right aircraft for each type of trip without any long-term financial commitments or management constraints. You also benefit from immediate access to a varied fleet of modern, crewed private jets, without the fixed costs associated with ownership: maintenance, insurance, storage and management.

What are the average rental prices for a VIP aircraft in 2025?

The hourly cost varies greatly depending on the category: light jets start at around €1,800 to €3,000 per hour, while VIP airliners with 15-50 passengers can cost between €9,000 and €20,000 per hour. For example, an Airbus ACJ or a Boeing BBJ is generally in this upper range.

VIP airliners offer considerably more space, ideal for large delegations and official functions, with complex layouts (meeting rooms, master suites). They also offer extended autonomy, comparable or even superior to certain large private jets.

All the private jets and VIP airliners we lease comply with very strict international standards, often exceeding conventional civil standards. They are operated by specialist companies renowned for their rigorous maintenance, the qualifications of their crews and their compliance with global aviation safety regulations.