Aircraft for Rent - Private Jets & Planes
Rent aircraft from 7 categories for your private charter. From economical turboprops to ultra-long-range luxury jets available for rent near you.
Browse Aircraft Available for Rent
Choose from 7 categories of private jets and planes
Very Light Jets
Economical aircraft rental
- Perfect for short regional trips
- Access to smaller airports
- Most economical rental option
- Ideal for 2-4 passengers
Light Jets
Regional jet rental
- Excellent for regional travel
- Stand-up cabin comfort
- Full lavatory facilities
- Cost-effective rental rates
Midsize Jets
Popular charter rental
- Perfect balance of range and comfort
- Spacious cabin for productivity
- Transcontinental capability
- Full galley and lavatory
Super Midsize Jets
Premium aircraft rental
- Extended range capabilities
- Premium cabin amenities
- Multiple cabin zones
- Luxury transcontinental travel
Large Cabin Jets
Luxury jet rental
- Ultra-spacious wide-body cabin
- Multiple living areas
- Full-size galley and bedroom
- Intercontinental range
Ultra Long Range Jets
Global aircraft rental
- Non-stop global flights
- Ultimate luxury amenities
- Private suites and showers
- Conference room capabilities
Turboprop Aircraft
Budget-friendly rental
- Most economical rental option
- Access to shortest runways
- Excellent fuel efficiency
- Perfect for regional routes
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How to Choose the Right Aircraft Category
Select based on your travel needs
Passenger Count
Count the seats you actually need, not the maximum. Filling a cabin to its limit costs baggage space and legroom, and the next class up is often only marginally dearer.
Flight Distance
Match the sector to the range with reserves. A jet flown at the edge of its range needs a fuel stop, which adds an hour and landing fees to the bill.
Budget
Rates run from $1,500 an hour for a turboprop to $18,000 for ultra-long-range. Flight time is billed with a daily minimum, so short hops rarely go below that floor.
Amenities
Standing cabin, enclosed lavatory, galley and connectivity appear at different classes. Decide which of them you genuinely need for the length of the flight.
Aircraft Rental Costs & Pricing
Transparent hourly rates for all categories
Aircraft rental costs depend on category, flight distance, and additional services. All rates include crew, fuel, insurance, and maintenance.
Turboprop
Most economical, 6-12 pax
Very Light Jets
Compact jets, 4-7 pax
Light Jets
Regional travel, 6-8 pax
Midsize Jets
Transcontinental, 6-10 pax
Super Midsize
Premium comfort, 8-12 pax
Large Cabin
Ultra-luxury, 10-16 pax
Ultra Long Range
Global reach, 12-18 pax
What's Included in Rental Rates?
- •Experienced crew (pilots, flight attendants)
- •Full hull and liability insurance coverage
- •Fuel and oil for the entire flight
- •Aircraft maintenance and inspections
- •Landing and handling fees
- •Standard catering and refreshments
How to Rent an Aircraft
Three steps from search to departure
1. Select Aircraft Type
Choose from 7 categories based on passenger count, flight distance, and budget. Browse detailed specs for each type.
2. Request a Quote
Enter your departure/arrival airports and travel dates. Our system instantly calculates pricing with all fees included.
3. Confirm & Fly
Review aircraft details, accept the quote, and our team handles all logistics. Be wheels up within hours.
Aircraft Renter Insurance
Understanding coverage and requirements
What is Aircraft Renter Insurance?
Aircraft renter insurance provides liability and hull coverage when you rent or charter an aircraft. It protects you from financial responsibility in case of damage, accidents, or third-party claims during your rental period.
When Do You Need It?
- •Qualified pilots renting aircraft for self-piloted flights
- •Flight training and certification programs
- •Additional coverage beyond operator's policy
Coverage Types
Liability Coverage
Protects against third-party bodily injury and property damage claims, typically $1M-$5M limits
Hull Coverage
Covers physical damage to the rented aircraft itself, including deductibles
Medical Payments
Covers medical expenses for passengers regardless of fault
Note: Most charter operators include comprehensive insurance in their rates. Verify coverage details before booking.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to rent an aircraft?
Aircraft rental costs vary by type: Turboprops start at $2,000/hour, Light Jets at $3,500/hour, Midsize Jets at $5,000/hour, and Ultra Long Range Jets at $12,000/hour. Total costs depend on flight time, positioning fees, and additional services.
What types of aircraft are available for rent?
We offer 7 categories of aircraft for rent: Very Light Jets (4-7 pax), Light Jets (6-8 pax), Midsize Jets (6-10 pax), Super Midsize Jets (8-12 pax), Large Cabin Jets (10-16 pax), Ultra Long Range Jets (12-18 pax), and Turboprop Aircraft (6-12 pax).
Do I need aircraft renter insurance?
Yes, aircraft renter insurance is typically required. Most charter operators include hull and liability insurance in their rates. However, if you're renting as a qualified pilot, you may need separate renter's insurance covering hull damage and liability.
Can I rent an aircraft near me?
Yes, we provide aircraft rental services nationwide. Our fleet is available at major airports across the US and internationally. Enter your departure location to see available aircraft for rent near you.
How do I rent a private aircraft?
To rent a private aircraft: 1) Choose your aircraft category based on passenger count and range, 2) Select your departure and arrival airports, 3) Pick your travel dates, 4) Request a quote, 5) Review pricing and aircraft details, 6) Confirm your booking.
What's included in aircraft rental rates?
Aircraft rental rates typically include crew salaries, insurance, fuel, maintenance, landing fees, and catering. Additional costs may include positioning fees (empty leg flights), overnight crew expenses, hangar fees, and premium catering requests.
