Aircrafttotal Encyclopedia

Light jets

Very light and light jets for four to eight passengers, from the MS.760 Paris to the HondaJet.

MM Morane-Saulnier MS.760 Paris 1954 Light jets Morane-Saulnier MS.760 Paris The first small jet for civil use Morane-Saulnier · France→
L2 1963 Light jets Learjet 23 The first Learjet, the aircraft that made the small business jet popular. Learjet · United States→
CC 1977 Light jets Cessna Citation II Stretched development of the first Citation, later built as the Citation Bravo. Cessna · United States→
L3 1987 Light jets Learjet 31 Light business jet with the wing of the Learjet 55 and small winglets. Learjet · United States→
CC 1991 Light jets Cessna CitationJet Family of light business jets that a single pilot can fly. Cessna · United States→
BP 1998 Light jets Beechcraft Premier I Light business jet with a composite fuselage. Raytheon / Beechcraft · United States→
E5 2002 Light jets Eclipse 500 Small twin-engined jet of the "very light jet" class. Eclipse Aviation · United States→
H 2003 Light jets HondaJet Engines on pylons above the wings Honda Aircraft Company · Japan / United States→
CC 2005 Light jets Cessna Citation Mustang The smallest Citation, a very light jet for four passengers. Cessna · United States→
EP 2007 Light jets Embraer Phenom 100 Embraer's entry-level business jet. Embraer · Brazil→
EP 2008 Light jets Embraer Phenom 300 One of the best-selling light business jets of recent years. Embraer · Brazil→
CV 2008 Light jets Cirrus Vision SF50 Single-engine personal jet with a parachute for the whole aircraft. Cirrus Aircraft · United States→
PP 2015 Light jets Pilatus PC-24 Swiss business jet that can also land on short and unpaved runways. Pilatus Aircraft · Switzerland→