How much luggage really fits?
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Plan on four to six soft bags in a Phenom 300E and three in an M2. Hard cases, golf bags, and ski tubes all fit, but they trade against each other — send us the list and we size the aircraft to the bags rather than surprising you at the FBO.
Is there a real lavatory?
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The Phenom 300E, CJ3+ and Learjet 75 all have an enclosed aft lavatory with a door. The Hawker 400XP and Citation M2 use a curtained aft seat. On flights over two hours we default to the enclosed options unless you tell us otherwise.
Can my dog come in the cabin?
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Yes on most tails. Dogs and cats fly in the cabin at the operator's discretion — no crate required for well-behaved animals, though we do ask for weight and breed so the crew can plan seating and cleaning turnaround.
What about catering?
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Light jets have a galley cabinet rather than a galley: ice, cold drinks, snacks, and anything you pre-order from an FBO caterer. Hot service needs a midsize or larger with a flight attendant. Tell us dietary needs at booking and it is on board before you arrive.
Will a light jet make it to Colorado nonstop?
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Usually, with a caveat. Fort Lauderdale to Aspen is about 1,540 nm — inside the book range of a Phenom 300E or CJ3+, but headwinds, hot-and-high performance, and Aspen's approach restrictions can force a fuel stop or a super-midsize. We model the actual day before quoting.
Why is the same aircraft priced differently?
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Age, interior condition, crew experience, home base, and whether the leg positions empty all move the number. That is why we show a market band, not a fixed rate — and why the quote itemises every line.
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