The Premier 1A has the largest cabin cross section in the light jet category due to the use of carbon graphite for its primary structure. Because the composite structure is lighter and thinner than a conventional metal fuselage there are bigs gains in internal cabin dimensions. The cabin is 5 feet 5 inches high, which is a half foot higher than other light jets. You can sit in this light jet without having your head or shoulder pushed inward by the curve of the fuselage. The cockpit on the Premier is roomy for a light jet giving the pilots plenty of comfort.

Due to its small wing design the Premier 1A has a high cruise speed and climbing rates compared with most light jets. It can get you where you need to go in a hurry and all while being surrounded in leather and wood finishings with most of the comforts of home, such as a small galley at your fingertips. Getting to remote locations is one of the beauties of this light jet that doesn’t need a very long runway to be able to land safely. This is an ideal charter jet for short to mid-length flights.