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Which private jet for New York to Miami

At about 950 nautical miles, the run south is within reach of almost every aircraft size. Here is what each one seats, how long it takes and what an hour costs.

Aircraft wing over bright cloud seen from a cabin window

Turboprop

New York to Miami about 3h 45m–4h

The thrifty option, though at nearly four hours it suits travellers who value cost over speed.

6–9 seats · ~1,800 nm · $1,800–3,200 an hour

Compact business jet facing the camera at dusk

Very light jet

New York to Miami about 3h–3h 10m

Two to four people with light bags; nonstop to Miami, a little slower than larger jets.

4–5 seats · 1,400–1,550 nm · $2,800–4,200 an hour

Light jet parked on the ramp under a grey sky

Light jet

New York to Miami about 2h 45m–3h

The most booked size on this route: nonstop, quick, and room for a family’s luggage.

6–8 seats · 2,000–2,150 nm · $3,500–5,500 an hour

Business jet waiting on the ramp at dusk

Midsize jet

New York to Miami about 2h 45m–3h

A taller cabin and more baggage space for golf bags and longer winter stays.

7–9 seats · ~2,100 nm · $4,500–7,000 an hour

Nose of a Falcon business jet on the apron

Super-midsize jet

New York to Miami about 2h 40m

Stand-up cabin and a flat floor; worth it for groups of six to eight.

8–10 seats · 3,200–4,000 nm · $6,500–9,500 an hour

Large-cabin jet taxiing toward the camera

Large-cabin jet

New York to Miami about 2h 35m

Room for a big family or two, a rear lounge and usually a flight attendant.

10–16 seats · 4,000–4,300 nm · $8,500–13,000 an hour

Long-range Gulfstream climbing out over cloud

Ultra-long-range jet

New York to Miami about 2h 30m

More aircraft than the trip needs, unless you are carrying on to Europe or South America.

13–19 seats · 7,500–7,700 nm · $12,000–20,000+ an hour

Spec table

Seven categories side by side

Estimated US hourly ranges before tax and fees; typical range shrinks with full cabins and winter headwinds.

CategorySeatsTypical rangeCabin heightHourly, estimatedTypical aircraft
Turboprop6–9~1,800 nmSeated cabin$1,800–3,200Pilatus PC-12, King Air 350
Very light jet4–51,400–1,550 nmSeated cabin$2,800–4,200HondaJet, Citation M2
Light jet6–82,000–2,150 nmabout 4.8–4.9 ft$3,500–5,500Phenom 300E, Citation CJ4, Learjet 75
Midsize jet7–9~2,100 nmabout 5.7 ft$4,500–7,000Citation XLS+
Super-midsize jet8–103,200–4,000 nmabout 6.0 ft$6,500–9,500Challenger 350, Citation Longitude, Praetor 600
Large-cabin jet10–164,000–4,300 nm6.0–6.2 ft$8,500–13,000Gulfstream G450, Challenger 650, Falcon 2000LXS
Ultra-long-range jet13–197,500–7,700 nm6.2 ft or more$12,000–20,000+Gulfstream G650ER, Global 7500
Approximate figures that vary by aircraft age, operator and season.

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