Aircraft & Fleet Access
Soarin Aviation maintains relationships with a worldwide network of third-party aircraft operators, each independently vetted and audited to meet the highest safety standards. Whether you need to hop to Napa or fly nonstop to Tokyo, there is an aircraft category built for it.
Category 01
The most economical entry into private flight. Turboprops access thousands of smaller airports closer to your final destination, making them ideal for regional trips of 500 miles or less.
Ideal for regional hops & short runways
Category 02
Light jets pair jet speed with low operating costs. Perfect for two- to three-hour business trips along the West Coast or short hops to the desert and mountains.
Coast-to-coast capable with a stop
Category 03
A stand-up cabin, enclosed lavatory, and the range for typical 3–4 hour nonstop flights. The mid-size jet is the workhorse of the modern executive traveler.
Typically 3–4 hours nonstop
Category 04
More cabin, more range, and faster cruise speeds. Super-mids can reach Hawaii nonstop from California and are built for nonstop coast-to-coast U.S. flights, though they are not designed for nonstop transatlantic crossings.
Nonstop Hawaii or coast-to-coast U.S.
Category 05
Walk-around cabins with private divans, full galleys, and dedicated work zones. The standard for serious international business travel.
Most intercontinental city pairs
Category 06
Flagship long-range aircraft with private bedrooms and the ability to connect virtually any two cities on earth without a fuel stop.
L.A. → Tokyo or London nonstop
Category 07
Configured for executive groups, sports franchises, music tours, and corporate offsites. Private terminal access with the capacity of a commercial regional jet.
Sports teams, tours, corporate groups
Category 08
Narrow- and wide-body airliners reconfigured for private travel. Full-service galleys, lounges, and bedrooms for heads of state, large delegations, and incentive groups.
Worldwide, full-cabin configurations
