
Premier
Premier IA Private Jet Charter
Carbon-fibre construction in a single-pilot jet — the widest cabin its class never expected
From
€4,100/hour
Quick Specifications
Amenities
- Passengers
- 6-7
- Crew
- 2
- Range
- 2,704 km
- Max Speed
- 959 km/h
- Max Altitude
- 45,000 ft
- Cabin Length
- 5.71 m
- Baggage
- 1.8 m³
- WiFi
- Lavatory
- Galley
- Entertainment

Written by Sophie Marchant · Senior Business Aviation Editor · 9+ years aviation experience
Reviewed by Thomas Werner · Aviation Operations Reviewer
Last updated
About the Premier Premier IA
Beechcraft asked a simple question that the light-jet establishment had stopped asking: if you build the fuselage from carbon fibre instead of riveted aluminium, how much more cabin can you give the passenger for the same outside size? The Premier IA, the refined production version delivered from 2004, is the answer — a single-pilot light jet whose composite fuselage gave it an interior wider than rivals a full class above, without the weight or the cost that width usually demands.
The construction is the whole point. A filament-wound carbon-fibre fuselage is both stronger and lighter than the metal alternative, and crucially it can be moulded into a smooth, wide cross-section that riveted panels cannot match. That let Beechcraft offer genuine shoulder room in an aircraft a qualified owner could fly single-handed, with the operating economics of the light class. With 2,704 km of range, a 959 km/h cruise — among the fastest in its category — and seats for up to seven, it covers the European working map at speed.
At around €4,100 per flight hour, the Premier IA charges light-jet money for a cabin that feels a size larger and performance that runs near the top of its class. For clients who notice that the most comfortable seat in the entry category came from a manufacturer willing to build the fuselage differently, the Premier remains a quietly clever answer.
Performance Excellence
Seven passengers, 2,704 km of range, 959 km/h cruise — and the construction that defines the type: a filament-wound carbon-fibre fuselage that delivered the widest cabin in the entry-light class without the weight penalty. Two Williams FJ44-2A engines provide the thrust and the high-cruise performance that ranks the Premier among the faster aircraft in its segment, while single-pilot certification keeps crewing flexible and costs low. Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 avionics brought a modern glass cockpit. Field performance keeps the type flexible across European airports. At roughly €4,100 per flight hour, the Premier IA charges light-jet rates for cabin width a class above — the dividend of a manufacturer that built the fuselage from carbon fibre on purpose, and passed the room to the passenger.
Cabin Comfort
The Premier IA cabin is its entire argument, and you feel it the moment you board: this is the widest interior in the entry-light class, and the carbon-fibre construction that made it possible means the width is real, smooth and uninterrupted by the structural intrusions metal fuselages impose. Up to seven passengers travel with shoulder and elbow room that rivals a category above, in a club arrangement finished — in well-kept charter examples — with contemporary leather and lighting.
For the short-to-medium sectors the type flies, the cabin's generosity changes the experience entirely. Where comparable light jets feel snug, the Premier feels relaxed; the extra width that the moulded composite shell delivered turns a 90-minute hop into something closer to a midsize experience at a light-jet price. A forward refreshment area serves the cabin, and most configurations include an aft lavatory. The windows are well-placed and the build, thanks to the composite structure, is both quiet and solid. The Premier IA cabin is the demonstration of a simple idea executed well — that how you build the fuselage decides how the cabin feels, and that carbon fibre, used deliberately, buys comfort the price tag does not suggest.
High-speed WiFi keeps you connected throughout your flight, allowing you to work or stay in touch. A full galley enables fresh catering service during your journey. A private lavatory ensures comfort on longer flights.
Why Choose the Premier IA?
- Efficiency: Optimized fuel consumption at — liters per hour
- Reliability: Powered by proven jet engines
- Flexibility: Access to smaller airports worldwide
- Comfort: Pressurization altitude of 0 ft for a more comfortable cabin environment
Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, the Premier IA delivers an exceptional private aviation experience.
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Technical Data
Premier IA Specifications
Complete technical specifications for the Premier Premier IA.
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Specifications shown are typical values and may vary by aircraft configuration and serial number. Contact us for specifications of specific available aircraft.
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Charter Pricing
Premier IA Charter Costs
Estimated charter prices for the Premier IA. Final pricing depends on availability, routing, and additional services.
Hourly Rate
€4,100/hour
Typical hourly charter rate
Minimum Flight
2 hours
Minimum flight time required
Included in Price
- Aircraft & crew
- Fuel
- Landing fees
- Handling
- Catering (basic)
- Insurance
Popular Routes with Premier IA
| Route | Distance | Flight Time | Est. Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
PalmaIbiza | 140 km | 32min | €8,200 | View Route → |
ParisNice | 695 km | 1h 20min | €8,200 | View Route → |
MilanLondon | 975 km | 1h 44min | €8,200 | View Route → |
CopenhagenRome | 1,537 km | 2h 32min | €10,400 | View Route → |
MiamiSaint Barthélemy | 2,004 km | 2h 30min | €10,300 | View Route → |
BrusselsMykonos | 2,224 km | 3h 31min | €14,400 | View Route → |
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Get Your QuoteTop operators flying Premier IA
These certified operators in our network fly the Premier IA. Each is independently audited (ARGUS, Wyvern or IS-BAO) before any aircraft is quoted on Flyius.
Every operator listed holds a valid AOC, current insurance and a third-party safety audit. We refuse to broker flights on unvetted aircraft.
See all certified operatorsEmissions per mission for the Premier IA
Indicative CO₂ per typical mission distance for the Premier IA, with SAF (Sustainable Aviation Fuel) offset cost at current market rates. Only missions within the aircraft's range are listed.
| Mission | Distance | Flight time | CO₂ | SAF offset cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Short hop (300 km) | Distance:300 km | Flight time:19min | CO₂: 720 kg | SAF offset cost:€2,880 |
| European medium (1,500 km) | Distance:1,500 km | Flight time:1h 34min | CO₂: 3,600 kg | SAF offset cost:€14,400 |
Emissions estimated using EBAA/EUROCONTROL business-aviation factors. SAF offset priced at €4/kg CO₂ — current market midpoint.
Indicative — cruise altitudeQuestions & Answers
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Similar Aircraft
Compare the Premier IA with similar private jets in the Light Jet category.
| Premier IA | Beechjet 400 | Beechjet 400A | Citation 550 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Max Passengers | 7 | 7 | 7 | 7 |
| Range | 2,704 km | 3,000 km | 3,000 km | 1,481 km |
| Cruise Speed | 959 km/h | 950 km/h | 956 km/h | 759 km/h |
| Cabin Height | 1.47 m | 1.44 m | 1.44 m | 1.44 m |
| Hourly Rate | €4,100/hour | €3,800/hour | €4,000/hour | €3,500/hour |









