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Embraer Phenom 300E

Embraer's best-selling light jet, with a 5 ft 1 in wide cabin, a club of four seats, an aft lavatory and 2,010 nm of range.

Passengers
6 (max 10)
Range
2,010 nm
Cruise
464 kts
On charter in the US
349 aircraft
Overview

What is the Embraer Phenom 300E?

The Embraer Phenom 300E is a light jet that seats 6 to 10 passengers and flies about 2,010 nm non-stop. Embraer calls it the best-selling light jet for over a decade, and 961 had been delivered by the third quarter of 2026, so it is one of the easiest light jets to find for charter.

6 seats as standard and up to 10 with options, in a cabin 5 ft 1 in (1.55 m) wide and 4 ft 11 in (1.50 m) tall.

2,010 nm of range with 5 occupants and NBAA reserves, and a high-speed cruise of 464 kts.

84 cu ft of baggage and stowage, including a 66 cu ft rear hold.

Approved by EASA for steep approaches of up to 5.5 degrees, which opened London City to operators with the right approvals.

349 fly with 35 operators on the FAA Part 135 list, the largest Phenom 300E charter fleet anywhere. Altivo Jets books them through these certified operators.

Specifications

Embraer Phenom 300E specifications

Manufacturer and regulator figures for the Phenom 300E, checked October 2026. Range assumes Phenom 300E figure: 5 occupants at 200 lb, long range cruise, NBAA IFR reserves with 100 nm alternate, ISA, 85% annual winds (Embraer); real range depends on payload, winds and temperature.

SpecificationPhenom 300E
Embraer
Performance
Range2,010 nm (3,723 km)
High-speed cruise464 kts
Maximum speedMach 0.8
Maximum altitude45,000 ft
Take-off distance3,209 ft
Landing distance2,212 ft
Cabin
Typical charter seats6
Maximum seats10
Cabin length17 ft 2 in (5.23 m)
Cabin width5 ft 1 in (1.55 m)
Cabin height4 ft 11 in (1.50 m)
Baggage84 cu ft
Cabin altitude6,600 ft at 45,000 ft
Engines and weights
Engines2 × Pratt & Whitney Canada PW535E1
Thrust per engine3,478 lbf
Maximum take-off weight18,551 lb
Fuel capacity5,353 lb
Price and ownership
First delivered2009
In productionYes
New price$11.0M (2023)
Pre-owned price$9.5M to $13.5M
Operating cost per hour$4,237

Gold marks the best figure in each row. Take-off distance: At maximum take-off weight, sea level. Cabin length: Manufacturers measure cabin length differently; volume is the fairer comparison. Operating cost per hour: As reported; some sources quote variable cost only, others include fixed costs. See the basis under each aircraft.

Sources:Jetaviva: Phenom 300EV, a new chapter for Embraer's light jet leader (August 2026)GlobalAir: Citation CJ4 vs. Phenom 300, what the used market says now, Jadda Tyree (Sep 2026)Aviation Safety Network: Embraer EMB-505 Phenom 300 occurrencesAIN: NetJets Europe lands London City OK for Phenom 300s (Feb 2015)AvBuyer: Cessna Citation CJ4 vs Embraer Phenom 300/300E, Mike Chase (Oct 2018)Embraer press release: Embraer certifies and delivers first Phenom 300E (Mar 2018), via AirframerAIN: Embraer Phenom 300 obtains EASA approval for steep approaches (May 2014)CRAFT: Embraer Phenom 300E ownership and operating costs (Oct 2026)AAIB: Bulletin 12/2016, Embraer EMB-505 Phenom 300 HZ-IBN, Blackbushe Airport, 31 July 2015 (Dec 2016)Embraer Phenom 300E brochure (2025)

Fuel burn and CO2

The Phenom 300E burns about 183 US gallons (554 kg) of jet fuel an hour, which puts out about 1.8 tonnes of CO2. Sustainable aviation fuel, where the departure airport has it, cuts the lifecycle figure.

FlightFuelCO2
1 flight hour550 kg1.8 tonnes
3 flight hours1,660 kg5.3 tonnes
8 flight hours4,430 kg14.0 tonnes

Average block figures; real burn depends on weight, altitude and winds. Fuel at 0.8 kg per litre.

Sources:CRAFT: Embraer Phenom 300E ownership and operating costs (Oct 2026)

Interior

Phenom 300E interior and cabin layout

Embraer's standard Phenom 300E layout seats 6 passengers with a refreshment center. Options add a seventh seat, a two-place side-facing divan and a belted lavatory seat, for up to 9 or 10 passengers. Most charter aircraft have a four-seat club in the middle of the cabin. Every aircraft is fitted out by its owner, so we confirm the exact seat map and Wi-Fi with each quote. The layouts below come from specification sheets of aircraft offered for sale.

Inside the Phenom 300E

Cabin looking forward. Photo: JetRequest.com, CC BY-SA 3.0, resized
Cabin looking aft. Photo: JetRequest.com, CC BY-SA 3.0, resized
Cabin on a newer aircraft. Photo: Matti Blume, CC BY-SA 4.0, resized
Flight deck. Photo: JetRequest.com, CC BY-SA 3.0, resized

Cabin layouts

7 seats plus a belted lavatory seatDaySchematic, not to scale · nose on the left · swipe to see the whole cabin
CockpitGalleyCrew / lavLavBaggageForward cabin1 seatClub4 seatsAft cabin2 seats
Forward cabin
  • One aft-facing single seat
Club
  • Four seats facing in pairs
Aft cabin
  • Two forward-facing seats
  • Belted lavatory behind, serviced from outside, the eighth passenger place
8 seats with a side-facing divanDaySchematic, not to scale · nose on the left · swipe to see the whole cabin
CockpitGalleyCrew / lavLavBaggageForward cabin2 seatsSetteeCredenzaClub4 seatsAft cabin2 seats
Forward cabin
  • Two-place side-facing divan
  • Refreshment center across the aisle
Club
  • Four-place club with tray tables
Aft cabin
  • Two more seats, six club seats in all
  • Belted lavatory with a sink behind a solid pocket door, the ninth passenger place
4 ft 11 in (1.50 m)5 ft 1 in (1.55 m) wide

How big is the cabin?

4 ft 11 in (1.50 m) tall and 5 ft 1 in (1.55 m) wide: most adults stoop slightly in the aisle. The cabin runs 17 ft 2 in (5.23 m).

Drawn to scale from the height and width; the figure is 1.80 m tall.

Cabin size

17 ft 2 in (5.23 m) long, 5 ft 1 in (1.55 m) wide and 4 ft 11 in (1.50 m) tall.

Galley

A refreshment center at the front of the cabin rather than a full galley. Embraer fits one in every standard layout. The specification sheets we checked do not list an oven or a microwave.

Lavatories

One, at the back of the cabin, behind a door. A belted seat is an option, and on aircraft that have it the lavatory counts as a passenger seat for take-off and landing. One aircraft we checked has a lavatory serviced from outside. The Phenom 300EV adds a vacuum lavatory.

Wi-Fi and connectivity

Varies by aircraft. Embraer offers Gogo Avance L5 air-to-ground Wi-Fi, which works over the US and Canada only. Specification sheets of older aircraft show Gogo ATG 4000 and Gogo C1 Wi-Fi, and one aircraft has an Iridium phone. We confirm the system for your aircraft.

Baggage

84 cu ft in total. The 66 cu ft rear hold is loaded from outside, so you cannot reach it in flight. The rest is stowage inside the cabin.

Cabin altitude

6,600 ft at 45,000 ft. A lower cabin altitude means less fatigue and better sleep on long flights.

Cabin updates

Garmin G3000-based Prodigy Touch flight deck, with autothrottle and a runway overrun alerting system on the current Phenom 300E. Upper tech panel along the ceiling on the Phenom 300E, with two swing-down 7 in screens, cabin controls and flight information. Embraer says the windows are the largest in the class. Cabin altitude of 6,600 ft at 45,000 ft on the current Phenom 300E.

Sources:Guardian Jet spec sheet, Phenom 300 S/N 50500098 (2012), N506P (2026)Guardian Jet spec sheet, Phenom 300 S/N 50500420 (2017), N505EGuardian Jet spec sheet, Phenom 300 S/N 50500191 (2014), N715DEEmbraer press release: Enhanced Phenom 300E receives ANAC, EASA and FAA approval (March 2020), via Airframer

On board: what to expect

  • ✕Stand-up cabin4 ft 11 in (1.50 m) tall
  • ✓Enclosed passenger lavatoryAft, behind a door
  • ~Belted lavatory seatAn option; most aircraft we checked have one
  • ✓Refreshment centerForward, in every standard layout
  • ✕Baggage reachable in flightThe 66 cu ft rear hold is external
  • ~Wi-FiGogo air-to-ground, US and Canada only
  • ~Satellite phoneIridium phone on some aircraft
  • ~Cabin screensTwo swing-down 7 in screens on the Phenom 300E

Fit-out varies by aircraft. We confirm every item for the aircraft on your quote.

Sources:Embraer Phenom 300E brochure (2025)Guardian Jet spec sheet, Phenom 300 S/N 50500420 (2017), N505EAvBuyer: Cessna Citation CJ4 vs Embraer Phenom 300/300E, Mike Chase (Oct 2018)Embraer press release: Embraer certifies and delivers first Phenom 300E (Mar 2018), via Airframer

Price

How much does a Phenom 300E cost?

A new Phenom 300E listed at about $11.0 million in 2023. Owning one also means paying to fly and maintain it, which is why most people who fly a few times a year charter instead.

Buy new

Phenom 300E
$11.0 million

GlobalAir.com list price for the Phenom 300E (labelled 2023 list price; GlobalAir also cites it as the Q2 2025 factory list price). Jetaviva reported in August 2025 that open new delivery positions were priced above $14 million.

Buy pre-owned

Phenom 300E
$9.5 million to $13.5 million

Jetaviva transaction ranges: 2018 to 2020 Phenom 300E $9.5M to $12M; Enhanced 300E (2020 on) $12M to $13.5M. Earlier Phenom 300s (2010 to 2013) traded at $6M to $8M. August 2025.

Cost to operate

Phenom 300E
$4,237 per hour

GlobalAir.com Operating Cost Report (13 October 2026): total hourly cost including fixed and variable costs, based on 250 flight hours a year. Fuel burn about 183 US gallons an hour.

Sources:GlobalAir.com: Phenom 300E specifications (Operating Cost Report, October 2026)Jetaviva: Phenom 300 Market Pulse (August 2025)

Charter cost

Phenom 300E charter cost per hour in the US (2026)

You pay for flight time, not the aircraft. Light jets like the Phenom 300E charter at about $5.5k to $9.8k per flight hour; the quote adds positioning, crew overnights, airport charges and taxes for your exact trip.

Light jets, per flight hour

$5.5k to $9.8k
Before 7.5% federal excise tax, segment fees and positioning

What moves the price

  • Positioning: one-way trips usually pay for the empty flight home.
  • Crew overnights and waiting days on multi-day trips.
  • Airport and handling fees, plus federal excise tax.
  • Empty legs can cut the price sharply when one matches your dates.

Charter or own?

Owning a Phenom 300E costs about $501,000 a year before it flies (crew, hangar, insurance), plus about $3,300 for every flight hour. At the hours most owners fly, chartering costs less per hour, and you pay nothing when you do not fly.

You flyOwning (per hour)Charter in the US (per hour)
50 hours a year$13,300 per hour$5.5k to $9.8k per hour
100 hours a year$8,300 per hour$5.5k to $9.8k per hour
200 hours a year$5,800 per hour$5.5k to $9.8k per hour
300 hours a year$5,000 per hour$5.5k to $9.8k per hour

CRAFT operating cost model (October 2026): two pilots, training, hangar, insurance, management and other fixed costs a year, plus fuel at 183 US gal an hour, maintenance, engine reserves and fees per flight hour, for a US-based Phenom 300E. Excludes buying the aircraft and depreciation. Charter rates are before taxes, positioning and airport charges.

Sources:CRAFT: Embraer Phenom 300E ownership and operating costs (Oct 2026)

Range in practice

Phenom 300E range: routes it flies non-stop

With about 2,010 nm of range, the Phenom 300E crosses the US coast to coast and reaches Europe without a fuel stop. Popular US routes:

Distance
1,502 nm
Flight time
3h 38m
Indicative one-way price
$20k to $36k
Distance
1,316 nm
Flight time
3h 13m
Indicative one-way price
$18k to $32k
Distance
949 nm
Flight time
2h 25m
Indicative one-way price
$13k to $24k
Distance
949 nm
Flight time
2h 25m
Indicative one-way price
$13k to $24k
Distance
902 nm
Flight time
2h 18m
Indicative one-way price
$13k to $23k
Distance
821 nm
Flight time
2h 07m
Indicative one-way price
$12k to $21k
Distance
812 nm
Flight time
2h 06m
Indicative one-way price
$12k to $21k
Distance
643 nm
Flight time
1h 44m
Indicative one-way price
$10k to $17k

Flight time at long-range cruise plus taxi and climb. Price is flight time at the hourly rates above, before taxes, positioning and airport charges.

Airports

Where the Phenom 300E can land

A light jet that needs a short runway and can fly steep approaches.

Runway needed

About 3,209 ft to take off at maximum weight at sea level, and about 2,212 ft to land with 5 occupants. Hot or high airports need more.

Steep approach

EASA approved the Phenom 300 in May 2014 for approaches as steep as 5.5 degrees. Each operator also needs its own approval, which we check before we quote.

London City

London City needs approval for both the aircraft and the crew because of its 5.5 degree approach. NetJets Europe won approval for its Phenom 300s in February 2015.

Sources:Embraer Phenom 300E brochure (2025)AIN: Embraer Phenom 300 obtains EASA approval for steep approaches (May 2014)AIN: NetJets Europe lands London City OK for Phenom 300s (Feb 2015)

Price a Phenom 300E for your trip

Tell us the route and dates. We check every Phenom 300E available in the US and reply with an all-in price, around the clock.

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Operators

Who operates the Phenom 300E in the US?

349
Aircraft in the US
35
US operators
141
Largest single fleet
Part 135
Every operator

Altivo Jets is a broker: we ask these operators for availability and price on your dates and book the aircraft with the licensed operator named on your quote.

The aircraft

Every Phenom 300E on charter in the US

349 on the charter list in the US. We ask the operator for the exact cabin, seats and photos of the aircraft on your quote.

N300QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N301QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N302QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N303QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N304QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N306QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N309QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N310QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N312QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N314QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N316QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N318QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N319QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N322QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N325QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N326QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N327QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N328QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N330QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N331QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N332QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N333QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N335QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N336QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N337QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N340QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N343QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N344QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N345QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N347QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N348QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N351QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N352QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N353QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N354QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N360QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N363QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N366QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N367QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
N371QS
Operator
NetJets Aviation
Base
Columbus, Ohio
Year built
Not listed
Seats
Not listed
309 more
Operator
Base
Year built
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Versions

Phenom 300, 300E, Enhanced 300E and 300EV

Phenom 300

2009 to 2017

Certified by the FAA on 3 December 2009 and first delivered later that month. Pratt & Whitney Canada PW535E engines of 3,360 lb thrust. The 500th aircraft was delivered in March 2019.

Phenom 300E

2018 to 2020

Launched in October 2017 and certified in early 2018. A redesigned cabin with new seats, more aisle room, an upper tech panel and the Lufthansa Technik nice HD cabin system, plus the Prodigy Touch flight deck.

Enhanced Phenom 300E

2020 to 2027

Certified in March 2020. PW535E1 engines of 3,478 lb thrust raise the top speed to Mach 0.80 (464 kts) and the range to 2,010 nm. Cabin altitude of 6,600 ft at 45,000 ft and a runway overrun alerting system. Embraer plans to build the last one in December 2027.

Phenom 300EV

2028 onward

Announced in 2026, priced from $13.995 million, with deliveries planned from 2028. Adds Garmin Emergency Autoland, autobrake, rudder-by-wire and a vacuum lavatory, and range rises to 2,055 nm.

Phenom 300E vs Citation CJ4

  • Cabin: the Phenom 300E is 5 ft 1 in wide and 4 ft 11 in tall, against 4 ft 10 in and 4 ft 9 in on the CJ4. Both are about 17 ft long.
  • Range: the CJ4 Gen2 flies up to 2,165 nm, a little further than the Phenom 300E's 2,010 nm.
  • Speed: about the same, with a top speed of 453 kts for the Phenom 300 and 451 kts for the CJ4 in GlobalAir's comparison.
  • Baggage: the Phenom has about 19 cu ft of stowage inside the cabin and a 66 cu ft external hold. The CJ4 has 6 cu ft inside and 71 cu ft outside.
  • Cost: GlobalAir puts the Phenom 300E at about $4,142 an hour to run, against $3,769 for the CJ4. Both are certified for one pilot, but charter operators usually fly them with two.

Sources:Wikipedia: Embraer Phenom 300GlobalAir: Citation CJ4 vs. Phenom 300, what the used market says now, Jadda Tyree (Sep 2026)

How the official lists write it: EMB-505-505.

Compare

Phenom 300E vs Citation CJ4, PC-24, Citation CJ3+ and other light jets

The jets people weigh against the Phenom 300E, side by side from the same verified data.

SpecificationPhenom 300E
Embraer
Citation CJ4
Cessna (Textron Aviation)
PC-24
Pilatus
Citation CJ3+
Cessna (Textron Aviation)
Citation XLS
Cessna (Textron Aviation)
Praetor 500
Embraer
Citation Latitude
Cessna (Textron Aviation)
Performance
Range2,010 nm (3,723 km)2,165 nm (4,010 km)2,000 nm (3,704 km)2,040 nm (3,778 km)1,750 nm (3,241 km)3,340 nm (6,186 km) (best)2,700 nm (5,000 km)
High-speed cruise464 kts451 kts440 kts416 kts441 kts466 kts (best)446 kts
Long-range cruiseNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published368 kts
Maximum speedMach 0.8Mach 0.77Mach 0.74Mach 0.737Mach 0.752Mach 0.83 (best)Mach 0.8
Maximum altitude45,000 ft45,000 ft45,000 ft45,000 ft45,000 ft45,000 ft45,000 ft
Take-off distance3,209 ft3,410 ft3,090 ft (best)3,180 ft3,600 ft4,222 ft3,580 ft
Landing distance2,212 ft2,940 ft2,410 ft2,770 ft3,180 ft2,086 ft (best)2,480 ft
Cabin
Typical charter seats676 to 866 to 979
Maximum seats10910812 (best)99
Beds (typical layout)Not publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published2Not published
Cabin zonesNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published3Not published
Cabin length17 ft 2 in (5.23 m)17 ft 4 in (5.28 m)23 ft (7.01 m)15 ft 8 in (4.78 m)18 ft 6 in (5.64 m)24 ft 0 in (7.32 m), main seating area (best)21 ft 9 in (6.63 m)
Cabin width5 ft 1 in (1.55 m)4 ft 10 in (1.47 m)5 ft 7 in (1.70 m)4 ft 10 in (1.47 m)5 ft 6 in (1.68 m)6 ft 10 in (2.08 m) (best)6 ft 5 in (1.96 m)
Cabin height4 ft 11 in (1.50 m)4 ft 9 in (1.45 m)5 ft 1 in (1.55 m)4 ft 9 in (1.45 m)5 ft 8 in (1.73 m) in the dropped centre aisle6 ft 0 in (1.83 m)6 ft 0 in (1.83 m)
Cabin volumeNot publishedNot published501 cu ft286 cu ftNot publishedNot published587 cu ft (best)
Baggage84 cu ft77 cu ft90 cu ft, reachable in flight65 cu ft90 cu ft150 cu ft, reachable in flight (best)127 cu ft, reachable in flight
Cabin altitude6,600 ft at 45,000 ftNot published8,000 ft at 45,000 ftNot publishedNot published5,800 ft at 45,000 ft5,950 ft at 45,000 ft
Price and ownership
First delivered2009201020182004202220192015
In productionYesYesYesYesNoYesYes
New price$11.0M (2023)$9.6M (2024)$11.9M (2024)$8.6M (2023)$15.5M (2022)$18.4M (2025)$17.3M (2025)
Pre-owned price$9.5M to $13.5MNot published$9.8M to $12.5M$5.0M to $5.2M$6.5M to $8.4MNot published$17.5M to $19.5M
Operating cost per hour$4,237$4,000$3,631$2,983$4,305$5,998$5,101
Charter fleet
On the US charter list349 aircraft (best)51 aircraft49 aircraft154 aircraft283 aircraft116 aircraft260 aircraft

Gold marks the best figure in each row. Take-off distance: At maximum take-off weight, sea level. Cabin length: Manufacturers measure cabin length differently; volume is the fairer comparison. Operating cost per hour: As reported; some sources quote variable cost only, others include fixed costs. See the basis under each aircraft.

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Safety

Phenom 300E safety record

Events from official investigations and safety databases. We also check the record of the exact aircraft and operator before we book.

July 2015

A Phenom 300 (HZ-IBN) overran the runway on landing at Blackbushe, England, and caught fire. All four people on board died. The UK AAIB found no technical fault. The approach was unstable, the aircraft crossed the threshold about 43 kts too fast and touched down 710 m along the runway, and the pilot was probably overloaded and kept going instead of going around.

January 2023

A Phenom 300 (N555NR) stalled just after take-off from Provo, Utah, in freezing weather. The pilot died and two passengers were badly hurt. The NTSB found that the aircraft had not been deiced, so ice on the wing caused the stall.

2009 to 2026

The Aviation Safety Network keeps the full list of Phenom 300 accidents and incidents.

Sources:AAIB: Bulletin 12/2016, Embraer EMB-505 Phenom 300 HZ-IBN, Blackbushe Airport, 31 July 2015 (Dec 2016)NTSB: Aviation investigation final report WPR23FA080, Embraer EMB-505 (N555NR), Provo, Utah (Apr 2025)Aviation Safety Network: Embraer EMB-505 Phenom 300 occurrences

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How much does an Embraer Phenom 300E cost?+

The Phenom 300E was listed at $10.995 million new in 2023, and new delivery positions were priced above $14 million in August 2025. Pre-owned Phenom 300Es from 2018 to 2020 traded at $9.5 million to $12 million, Enhanced 300Es at $12 million to $13.5 million, and early Phenom 300s at $6 million to $8 million. Running one costs about $501,000 a year in fixed costs plus about $3,300 per flight hour.

How many passengers does a Phenom 300E seat?+

Embraer lists 6 passengers as standard and up to 10 with options such as a seventh seat, a two-place divan and a belted lavatory seat. Most aircraft for charter seat 7 or 8 with a four-seat club. We confirm the seat map of your aircraft with the quote.

How far can a Phenom 300E fly?+

About 2,010 nm with 5 occupants at long range cruise, with NBAA IFR reserves. The Phenom 300EV due in 2028 raises this to 2,055 nm.

Does the Phenom 300E have a bathroom?+

Yes. There is an enclosed lavatory at the back of the cabin, and on many aircraft it has a seat belt so it counts as a passenger seat. The cabin is 4 ft 11 in (1.50 m) tall, so most adults cannot stand upright.

What is the difference between the Phenom 300E and the Citation CJ4?+

The Phenom 300E has a wider and taller cabin, 5 ft 1 in by 4 ft 11 in against 4 ft 10 in by 4 ft 9 in, and more baggage space inside the cabin. The CJ4 Gen2 flies a little further, up to 2,165 nm, and costs a little less to run. Top speeds are about the same.

How fast is the Phenom 300E?+

It cruises at up to 464 kts and its top speed is Mach 0.80. It can fly as high as 45,000 ft.

Can the Phenom 300 fly into London City Airport?+

Yes, with the right approvals. EASA approved the Phenom 300 for steep approaches of up to 5.5 degrees in 2014, and NetJets Europe won approval to fly its Phenom 300s into London City in 2015. Each operator needs its own approval, which we check before we quote.

Who operates the Embraer Phenom 300E in the US?+

35 FAA Part 135 operators fly 349 of them. The largest fleets: NetJets Aviation (141), Flexjet (72), Wheels Up Private Jets (28), Summit Aviation (22) and Nicholas Air (16).

How much does it cost to charter a Phenom 300E?+

About $5.5k to $9.8k per flight hour, before federal excise tax, positioning and airport charges. A one-way trip is priced on flight hours plus the aircraft's return positioning, so ask for a quote on your dates.

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Where these numbers come from

Specifications come from manufacturer factsheets and regulator type certificate data sheets first, then aviation press and market data. Fleet counts come from the FAA Part 135 operator list (9 November 2026). Figures were checked in October 2026. This profile was last reviewed on 21 October 2026.

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