The benchmark light jet — fast, quiet and remarkably efficient for regional trips of two to three hours. A favorite for Dallas–Houston and Dallas–Nashville hops.
The Phenom 300 has been the best-selling light jet in the world for over a decade, and one flight explains why. It cruises at 453 knots — quicker than many midsize jets — while burning light-jet fuel, and the cabin feels a class bigger than the price tag suggests, with large windows and a proper refreshment center.
Range of just over 2,000 nautical miles covers New York–Miami or Los Angeles–Denver nonstop with room to spare. It seats six in the standard club arrangement with a seventh belted seat available, and the 74-cubic-foot baggage hold swallows golf bags without negotiation.
On the charter market the Phenom 300 typically prices around $3,500 per flight hour. For parties of four to six flying regional sectors, it is usually the smartest quote on the table — fast enough that upgrading to midsize buys comfort, not speed.
One-way estimates computed with the JetQuoter engine — distance plus routing, block time including taxi and climb, at $3,500/hr.
| Route | Distance | Flight time | Est. price | Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New York → Miami | 997 nm | 2h 42m | $9,500 | ✓ Nonstop |
| New York → Los Angeles | 2,231 nm | 5h 26m | $19,000 | Fuel stop |
| New York → Las Vegas | 2,032 nm | 4h 59m | $17,500 | Fuel stop |
| New York → Nantucket | 189 nm | 0h 55m | $3,200 | ✓ Nonstop |
| New York → Aspen | 1,579 nm | 3h 59m | $14,000 | ✓ Nonstop |
Indicative one-way pricing for the whole aircraft. Final quotes depend on availability, positioning and dates.
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