Market Highlights 2025: Which Business Jets Are in Demand in the U.S. and the Middle East
In 2025, the business aviation sector continues to show strong interest in ultra-long-range aircraft as well as intelligent, energy-efficient solutions. The spotlight is on new flagship models tailored to the needs of global users—from high-speed transcontinental routes to comfortable mid-range flights. Below is a brief overview of the key new models that are already shaping demand in the U.S. and Middle Eastern markets.
Key regions: United States, Saudi Arabia, UAE
Range: up to 13,890 km
Max speed: Mach 0.925
Capacity: up to 19 passengers
Class: Long-Range
The G700 is positioned as one of the most spacious and technologically advanced jets in Gulfstream’s history. It offers extended interior layout options, including a private bedroom and a fully equipped bathroom. The focus is on range, speed, and an adaptive comfort system within the cabin.
Key regions: Qatar, Oman, France
Range: up to 13,900 km
Max speed: 1 132 km/h
Capacity: up to 18 passengers
Class: Long-Range
Notable features: widest cabin in its class, advanced automation, next-generation aerodynamics
Dassault’s flagship was designed as a European alternative to American long-range models, with a strong emphasis on flexible cabin configuration and noise reduction. Standout features include separate cabin zones, intelligent control systems, and full compatibility with SAF (Sustainable Aviation Fuel).
Key regions: United States, UAE
Range: up to 14,800 km
Max speed: Mach 0.94
Capacity: up to 19 passengers
Class: Long-Range
The Global 8000 responds to growing demand for both range and speed. It is currently positioned as the fastest business jet in the world. While it shares its cabin architecture with the Global 7500, it features enhanced flight performance and improved power and connectivity systems.
Key regions: Turkey, Israel, Saudi Arabia
Range: up to 7,441 km
Max speed: 881 km/h
Capacity: up to 12 passengers
Class: Super-midsize
The Praetor 600 remains a relevant option amid growing interest in the midsize segment. It stands out for its operational efficiency, smart ergonomics, and capability to operate from shorter runways. It is commonly used for both private travel and corporate missions.
Key regions: United States, Kuwait, Israel
Range: up to 2,625 km
Max speed: 782 km/h
Capacity: up to 6 passengers
Class: Light business jet
Though still a niche, the light jet segment is gaining traction. The Elite II offers a simple and accessible private aviation solution for shorter regional trips. Its key strengths are advanced technology, compact design, and passenger comfort within a smaller cabin.
Key Market Trends in 2025
- Growing demand for ultra-long-range jets, particularly in transatlantic and transcontinental markets
- Increased focus on energy efficiency and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), especially among European and Middle Eastern operators
- Rising attention to interior flexibility, including cabin customization and zoning based on specific mission profiles
- Strong emphasis on onboard digital systems, including lighting, climate, and multimedia controls
The business aviation market remains sensitive to detail—both in terms of technical specifications and regional cultural preferences. The latest models introduced in 2025 reflect manufacturers’ efforts to address these differences and offer solutions that are both globally relevant and operationally adaptable.
