Private aviation
Private jet interior: what it looks like inside
Cabin photographs help, but the specific layout matters more than a polished image. Two aircraft with the same model name can have different seating and equipment.
Space
Compare cabin height, width, aisle access and the seating arrangement for the flight length.
Sleep and work
Confirm beds or recline positions, tables, power and connectivity if they matter to the trip.
Bags and access
Check luggage space, door access and the arrangements for pets or mobility needs.
Before you request a quote
Ask for current photographs and a layout of the actual aircraft offered. Illustrative images on this site do not identify an available aircraft.
Private jet bedrooms and sleeping arrangements
A reclining seat, a seat converted into a berth and a separate bedroom are different products. Ask how many people can sleep, the berth dimensions and whether bedding is included on the offered aircraft.
Bathrooms, cabin crew and Wi-Fi
Confirm whether the lavatory is enclosed, what service is provided by cabin crew and whether connectivity is fitted and working on your route. These features vary between aircraft even within the same class.