Top 8 Safest Private Aircraft in the World!
The most Safest Private Jet Worldwide, Most Luxurious and safest aircrafts - a safe plane that is not scary to fly
8. Cessna Citation 680 Sovereign
A standout in safety and performance, the Cessna Citation 680 Sovereign, launched in 2004, boasts an exceptional safety record. Its design features a longer fuselage and a new wing, enhancing its range to 3,200 nautical miles. With zero accidents since its debut, it's a top choice for safe and stylish private travel.
7. Dassault Falcon 2000
Introduced in 1993 by French aviation giant Dassault, the Falcon 2000 merges efficiency with safety. Known for its spacious cabin and transcontinental range, it maintains an impeccable safety record with no accidents, making it a preferred option for luxury and peace of mind.
6. Bombardier Challenger 300
The Bombardier Challenger 300, a symbol of safety and luxury in the super mid-sized jet category, has an unblemished safety record since its first flight in 2001. Offering a range of 3,100 nautical miles, it exemplifies Bombardier's dedication to safety and comfort.
5. Bombardier Global Series
Epitomizing safety and luxury, the Bombardier Global series has an excellent safety record since 1997, with only one non-fatal incident. The series, including the advanced Global 8000, sets the standard for safe, high-performance global travel.
4. Gulfstream G650
Gulfstream's G650, known for its luxury and top speed of Mach 0.925, has a flawless safety record, underscoring its status as one of the safest and most desirable private jets on the market.
3. Dassault Falcon 900
The Dassault Falcon 900 combines over 35 years of reliability and advanced technology, with just one minor accident attributed to pilot error. It's a testament to Dassault's commitment to safety and performance in private aviation.
2. Airbus Corporate Jets
Airbus Corporate Jets, with models ranging from the A318 Elite to the A380 Prestige, offers unparalleled safety and luxury. Known for their rigorous construction and advanced avionics, these jets represent the pinnacle of corporate travel.
1. Embraer Phenom 300
The Embraer Phenom 300, leading the light business jet segment for over a decade, is celebrated for its balance of luxury, performance, and unmatched safety. It exemplifies Embraer's commitment to excellence in aviation, making it the top choice for safe and sophisticated air travel.
0:00 Cessna Citation 680 Sovereign
1:38 Dassault Falcon 2000
3:15 Bombardier Challenger 300
4:34 Bombardier Global
6:07 Gulfstream G650
07:42 Dassault Falcon 900
9:11 Airbus Corporate Jet
11:01 Embraer Phenom 300
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Former F900EX pilot here. Best plane I’ve ever flown. Greetings from old Bavaria!
I will take a Falcon 900 for the win😎
Thanks for this video. ACJ320 family + Phenom300E is currently the best combination. Also no headache of US sanctions!
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This guys voice is incredible
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I want one. ✈
The bigger the safer. Exec versions of the A.320 and B.737 are built to the same safety standards as airline versions. Right now top of the pile must be the US Presidents B.747. It will stay top until the new B.747-8 currently under construction for whoever is the next US president is delivered. Due sometime in 2025.
Nice video ❤❤
Thank you for your comment
Now show us the top 8 unsafest private jets
I want me one on them there Bom-ba-deer’s 🤣🤣
Thank you for your comment :) It does sound amusing :) ! We're striving to enhance the quality of our narration.
Embraer the best.
You ignored the FALCON 8X which is currently the best private jetplane in the world.
Hello, you are right, but this chart is not based on technical analysis, but on time-tested statistics.
Wont include in my safe list, the units with only one human pilot.
That's a valid consideration. Your safety criteria may prioritize aircraft with multiple pilots for added redundancy and operational safety. Each individual has specific preferences and concerns when it comes to private jet travel. It's essential to tailor your safe list to align with your comfort and safety expectations. If you have any specific questions about other safety aspects or particular aircraft, feel free to share, and we can discuss further. Safe travels!
@@aviapages, because if we allow others to dictate, soon they could normalize pilotless crafts (or working from home pilots). Although in some airports, landings are managed remotely by control towers through their computer systems.
How could you NOT show the interior of your number one choice? Strange.
Hi, if you are interested we will make a full review of this wonderful aircraft.
@aviapages That is very nice of you. I wasn't that annoyed at your post. It was just like having mind-boggling sex without climax.
Are you a Airbus employe?
Hello, no, I'm not. Why do you ask?
It’s BOMB-BAR-DE-AY. It’s Canadian so it’s French. 😂 If you make this content you should know the pronunciations.
OK you have rendered your opinion, how do you technically support your opinion
Hello! Thank you for your comment. This video doesn't delve into a technical analysis of aircraft safety, nor does it compare with new generation technologies like Vision Jet with parachutes. Instead, it focuses on safety ratings grounded in the longevity of aircraft that have amassed a substantial number of flight hours without incidents. It's a testament to the safety proven by time rather than relying solely on theoretical technical data. Your perspective is appreciated!
Terrible AI generated crap!
Hello, thank you for your feedback. What exactly you don't like? Voice acting, text, or you disagree with the selected aircraft in the rating?
How about giving some criteria? All I’ve seen here halfway thru is a bunch of planes with zero fatalities. No apparent weighting by total fleet hours or anything else to distinguish why 1-4 are in that area. Also the descriptors of the plane are bland and all “high luxury” “unparalleled performance”. Feeling bad about leaving a comment as it KZhead’s algorithm will take that as a plus, so to counteract I’ll put in a thumbs down.