Aircraft Guide

With its high-thrust, fuel-efficient engines, the Israeli-American Gulfstream G150 is one of the world’s fastest mid-size business aircraft.

This aircraft is an improved version of the earlier successful Fokker 27.

Designed for short-haul operations, it’s ideal for regional airlines and private charters alike.

Known for its reliability and passenger comfort, it’s ideal for short-haul routes and versatile applications.

Used for both civilian and military applications, it is a workhorse in demanding environments, capable of handling various cargo and passenger transport tasks.

Designed for regional transport and special missions, it excels in diverse environments, from rugged terrain to remote regions.

Designed primarily for regional flights, this aircraft is favored by operators for passenger transport, cargo missions, and corporate travel. Its rugged design and reliable operation make it a standout choice for short-haul routes.

In 1956, Cessna Aircraft Company introduced Cessna 182, a 1,202 kg four-seat light aircraft with a fixed landing gear that was popular among Civil Air Patrol (CAP).

Ideal for personal use, training, and light commercial applications, the R-44 is a standout in the light helicopter category.

The Bombardier Learjet 45 and upgraded Learjet 45XR are two of the fastest aircraft in their class, flying from London to Palma in under two hours.