Large-cabin jets every model compared: range, cabin, price and fleet














Falcon 2000$14.8M–$35M
G450$7.7M–$20M
G500$35M–$48.5M
Gulfstream IV$2M–$5.8M
Challenger 604$3.9M–$11.9M
Falcon 2000EX$4.5M–$27M
Challenger 605$10M–$13.5M
IV (certified family)$4M–$11M
Challenger 650$17M–$34M
Challenger 601-3A$1M–$2.3M
Gulfstream III$3.3M
Global 5000$11M–$49M
Falcon 900$2.4M–$27M
Legacy 600$3M–$12.3M
- Models14
- Makers4
- Value by year$1M–$49M
- US-registered*1,817
Large-cabin jets, often called heavy jets, have cabins wide and long enough for separate seating areas, typically 12 to 16 seats, a full galley and often a bed, with about 4,000 to 6,000 nm of range: transatlantic nonstop, and Europe to the Gulf.
COMPARE
Every large-cabin jet side by side.
Published figures for each type (the best-documented variant where a page covers several). Value is Radar's value model by build year, the middle listing-based estimate, or a rough range for the type. Aircraft: US registrations where Radar matches the type to the FAA register, otherwise the aircraft on Radar.
| Model | Maker | Passengers | Range | Cruise | Cabin (h × w) | Value | Aircraft |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dassault Falcon 2000Built 1976 to 2026 | Dassault | Up to 19 | 3,000 nm | 475 ktas | 6 ft 2 in × 7 ft 8 in | Falcon 2000LXS: $14.8M to $35M by build year | 253 |
| Gulfstream G450Built 2003 to 2017 | Gulfstream | Up to 19 | 4,350 nm | 488 ktas | 6 ft 2 in × 7 ft 4 in | $7.7M to $20M by build year | 240 |
| Gulfstream G500Built 2015 to 2026 | Gulfstream | Up to 19 | 5,300 nm | Mach 0.925 | 6 ft 2 in × 7 ft 7 in | About $48.5M | 225 |
| Gulfstream IVBuilt 1991 to 2002 | Gulfstream | Up to 19 | 4,220 nm | 500 ktas | 6 ft 1 in × 7 ft 4 in | About $4.5M | 214 |
| Bombardier Challenger 604Built 1993 to 2016 | Bombardier | Up to 19 | 4,027 nm | 470 ktas | 6 ft 1 in × 8 ft 2 in | About $5.3M | 202 |
| Dassault Falcon 2000EX seriesBuilt 2001 to 2024 | Dassault | – | – | – | – | Roughly $4.5M to $27M by build year | 183 |
| Bombardier Challenger 605Built 2006 to 2014 | Bombardier | Up to 12 | 4,000 nm | 471 ktas | 6 ft 1 in × 8 ft 2 in | About $11.9M | 141 |
| Gulfstream IV (certified family)Built 1986 to 2004 | Gulfstream | – | – | – | – | Roughly $4M to $11M by build year | 125 |
| Bombardier Challenger 650Built 2000 to 2026 | Bombardier | Up to 12 | 4,000 nm | 470 ktas | 6 ft 0 in × 7 ft 11 in | About $18M | 113 |
| Bombardier Challenger 601-3ABuilt 1987 to 1993 | Bombardier | Up to 19 | 3,430 nm | 459 ktas | 6 ft 1 in × 8 ft 2 in | About $1.5M | 72 |
| Gulfstream IIIBuilt 1980 to 1986 | Gulfstream | – | – | Mach 0.85 | – | Roughly $3.3M | 49 |
| Bombardier Global 5000Built 2006 to 2025 | Bombardier | Up to 16 | 5,200 nm | 510 ktas | 6 ft 2 in × 7 ft 11 in | About $39.8M | 29on Radar |
| Dassault Falcon 900Built 1987 to 2016 | Dassault | Up to 14 | 3,590 nm | 500 ktas | 6 ft 2 in × 7 ft 8 in | About $9.2M | 27on Radar |
| Embraer Legacy 600Built 2003 to 2008 | Embraer | Up to 14 | 3,400 nm | 455 ktas | 6 ft 0 in × 6 ft 11 in | About $12.3M | 5on Radar |
*US-registered: the 1,817 registrations of the models Radar matches to the FAA register (October 2026 file).
RANGE
Large-cabin jets: how far each one flies.
Published range, longest first. The dashed lines are great-circle distances of familiar trips; winds, payload and reserves change any one flight.
BEST FOR
Which large-cabin jet for which mission.
Long trips with a full cabin: New York to Europe nonstop, and the comfort to work or sleep on board.
- Longest rangeGulfstream G5005,300 nm
- FastestBombardier Global 5000510 ktas cruise
- Tallest cabinDassault Falcon 20006 ft 2 in high, 7 ft 8 in wide, 26.2 ft long
- Lowest price of entryBombardier Challenger 601-3AFrom about $1M
- Most aircraftDassault Falcon 2000253 US-registered
- Newest buildDassault Falcon 2000Built to 2026
From the published figures and Radar's value data for the models on this page.
EVERY MODEL
Large-cabin jets: price, specs and every tail
DassaultDassault Falcon 2000253 US-registered · built 1976 to 202619 seats · 3,000 nm · 475 ktasFalcon 2000LXS: $14.8M to $35M by build year
GulfstreamGulfstream G450240 US-registered · built 2003 to 201719 seats · 4,350 nm · 488 ktas$7.7M to $20M by build year
GulfstreamGulfstream G500225 US-registered · built 2015 to 202619 seats · 5,300 nm · Mach 0.925About $48.5M
GulfstreamGulfstream IV214 US-registered · built 1991 to 200219 seats · 4,220 nm · 500 ktasAbout $4.5M
BombardierBombardier Challenger 604202 US-registered · built 1993 to 201619 seats · 4,027 nm · 470 ktasAbout $5.3M
DassaultDassault Falcon 2000EX series183 US-registered · built 2001 to 2024Roughly $4.5M to $27M by build year
BombardierBombardier Challenger 605141 US-registered · built 2006 to 201412 seats · 4,000 nm · 471 ktasAbout $11.9M
GulfstreamGulfstream IV (certified family)125 US-registered · built 1986 to 2004Roughly $4M to $11M by build year
BombardierBombardier Challenger 650113 US-registered · built 2000 to 202612 seats · 4,000 nm · 470 ktasAbout $18M
BombardierBombardier Challenger 601-3A72 US-registered · built 1987 to 199319 seats · 3,430 nm · 459 ktasAbout $1.5M
GulfstreamGulfstream III49 US-registered · built 1980 to 1986Mach 0.85Roughly $3.3M
BombardierBombardier Global 500029 on Radar · built 2006 to 202516 seats · 5,200 nm · 510 ktasAbout $39.8M
DassaultDassault Falcon 90027 on Radar · built 1987 to 201614 seats · 3,590 nm · 500 ktasAbout $9.2M
EmbraerEmbraer Legacy 6005 on Radar · built 2003 to 200814 seats · 3,400 nm · 455 ktasAbout $12.3M
Large-cabin jets by maker
QUESTIONS
Large-cabin jets: questions, answered from the data
What is a large-cabin jet?
Large-cabin jets, often called heavy jets, have cabins wide and long enough for separate seating areas, typically 12 to 16 seats, a full galley and often a bed, with about 4,000 to 6,000 nm of range: transatlantic nonstop, and Europe to the Gulf. The 14 on Radar are published at 3,000 to 5,300 nm of range, with 12 to 19 seats at most.
How much does a large-cabin jet cost?
From about $1M for an older Challenger 601-3A to $49M for a recent Global 5000, by Radar's value model, listing-based and rough estimates. Within one model, build year, hours, engine programs and the logbooks move the price.
What is the longest-range large-cabin jet?
The Gulfstream G500, published at 5,300 nm. Next: the Global 5000 (5,200 nm) and the G450 (4,350 nm).
What is the fastest large-cabin jet?
The Bombardier Global 5000, with a published high-speed cruise of 510 knots true airspeed (maximum operating Mach 0.85).
How many passengers does a large-cabin jet seat?
Between 12 and 19 at most, by model; the median is 19. Many aircraft are completed with fewer, larger seats.
Which large-cabin jet has the biggest cabin?
By published cabin height, the Dassault Falcon 2000: 6 ft 2 in high, 7 ft 8 in wide, 26.2 ft long.
Which large-cabin jets can fly Los Angeles to Tokyo nonstop?
Los Angeles to Tokyo is about 4,746 nm. The Gulfstream G500 (5,300 nm) and the Bombardier Global 5000 (5,200 nm) are published for it, on paper. Winds, payload and reserves decide any one flight.
What is the most common large-cabin jet in the US?
Of the models Radar matches to the FAA register, the Dassault Falcon 2000, with 253 US registrations (FAA file of October 2026).
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