The charts provide basic specifications for three models of light sport aircraft and three models of very light jets produced by Airways, Tiger Inc., and McGregor. The data includes cruise speed, passenger capacity, and price.
Overall, very light jets are significantly faster, more expensive, and have greater passenger capacity than light sport aircraft. McGregor offers the most advanced and costly models in both categories, while Airways provides the most affordable options.
Among light sport aircraft, McGregor’s model is the fastest, with a cruise speed of 130 mph and a passenger capacity of one. It is also the most expensive, at $194,000. Tiger Inc. offers a slightly slower model at 115 mph, also with one seat, priced at $134,000. Airways produces the slowest and cheapest model in this category, with a speed of just 75 mph and no passenger capacity, costing only $39,000.
As for very light jets, McGregor again has the top-performing model, with a cruise speed of 425 mph and a six-passenger capacity, priced at $3,650,000. Tiger Inc.’s model is mid-range, flying at 350 mph with four seats and costing $2,250,000. Airways offers the most basic jet, with a speed of 300 mph, two seats, and a price of $900,000.
