with the speed and comfort of a wide-body, high-altitude aircraft. Aircraft of this class include: Bombardier Challenger 300/350 Cessna Citation Sovereign Cessna Citation X Dassault Falcon 50 Gulfstream G200/G250 Hawker 4000 They typically accommodate 10–11 passengers over a nmi average range, with a $M mean price: Large jets Bombardier Challenger 600 Dassault Falcon 2000(ER) Dassault Falcon 900 Embraer Legacy 600/650 They typically accommodate 13–14 passengers over a nmi average range, with a $M mean price. Long range jets Dassault Falcon 7X Bombardier Global Express/5000/6000 Gulfstream IV/G350/G450 Gulfstream V/G500/G550 Gulfstream G650(ER) They typically accommodate 12–19 passengers over a nmi average range, with a $M mean price. At , the G650ER has the widest cabin yet but should be joined by the Falcon 5X (a Global 5000/G500 competitor) and its replacement, and the Citation Hemisphere in 2021; at , the Global 7000/8000 is wider than the Global 5000/6000, the same as the Gulfstream G500/G600 and the Canadair Challenger, while the Dassault Falcon 8X is wide and the G450/G550 . VIP airliners Business airliner can be contracted as bizliner. Airliners converted into business jets are used by sports teams or VIPs with a large entourage or press corps. Such airplanes can face operational restrictions based on runway length or local noise restrictions. They can be the most expensive type of private jet as they provide the greatest space and capabilities. Aircraft of this class include: Airbus Corporate Jets Boeing Business Jet Embraer Lineage 1000 See also Very light jet Air transports of heads of state and government Supersonic business jet Notes References Further reading Jet Private transport