The Embraer Phenom 100

An accomplished senior executive in the private jet industry, Edgar Alacan has managed daily operations at JETS.com since co-founding this aircraft charter organization in 2008. One of the jets offered by Edgar Alacan and JETS.com is the Embraer Phenom 100.

Described by JETS.com as “the creme de la creme” of very light jets (VLJs), the Embraer Phenom 100 has been manufactured since 2008.

The Phenom 100 seats four passengers, and, with 55 cubic feet of storage space, has more baggage capacity than any other private jet in the VLJ class. Its cabin is over five feet wide, nearly five feet high, and 11 feet in length.

The Phenom 100 has a top range of just under 3 flight hours and can reach top speeds of 380 miles per hour. In terms of luxury features and amenities, it has unusually large passenger windows and an interior designed by the high-end automobile manufacturer BMW.

The Pilatus PC-24 - A Super Versatile Jet

Starting his career as a private jet coordinator at Concord Private Jets, Edgar Alacan has been a player in the aviation industry for over a decade. Edgar Alacan is the co-founder of JETS.COM, which allows you to rent private jets online. JETS.COM offers a Pilatus among the turboprop jets for hire.

Pilatus Aircraft is an aerospace manufacturing company in Switzerland and the brains behind the Pilatus PC-24. This aircraft combines the adaptability of a turboprop with the performance and size of a medium-light jet. The PC-24 was designed to be off-road capable, giving it a vast breadth of mobility. This feature allows PC-24 passengers to land closer to their destinations to access smaller airports with unpaved surfaces.

The cabin of the PC-24 boasts an interior volume of 501ft³, cabin length of 23ft, a width of 5ft 7in, and a height of 5ft 1in, exceeding that of other business aircraft for half the price. Each passenger seat has a quick-change function that allows it to be added or removed in a matter of minutes. The aft partition is readily adjustable, allowing passengers to expand the passenger cabin or the luggage compartment space according to the needs of each flight.