Group : Business Jets
Status : Active
Origin : United States of America
Contractor : SyberJet Aircraft
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : February 23, 2007
First Flight : October 27, 2005
Total Production : ?

The SSAC SJ30-2 is powered by two fuel efficient Williams International FJ44-2A engines producing 2,300 pounds of thrust at takeoff and featuring wide sweep fan technology. The spacious cabin includes a side-facing lavatory which transforms into belted seat allowing seating for seven passengers including the pilot. The SJ30-2 jet is equipped with Honeywell's Epic Control Display System (CDS) avionics which facilitates single pilot operations.

Group : Business Jets
Status : Under Development
Origin : United States of America
Contractor : SyberJet Aircraft
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 2015
Total Production : ?

The SJ30i offers the same great performance as the SJ30-2 but adding an all-new SyberVision avionics suite by Honeywell. SyberVision features four 12-inch liquid crystal displays and includes as standard features the SmartView synthetic vision system (SVS), INAVTM moving map display system, electronics charts/maps, TCAS II, TAWS Level A, synoptic displays, dual flight management systems (FMS) with dual WAAS GPS/LPV, graphical flight planning, onboard weather radar, full EICAS, aircraft system controls incorporated into the MFD, electronic checklists, envelope protection, DME, ADS-B Out, and 0.3 nm RNP as well as support for FANS-1A, SmartLanding, SmartTaxi, SmartRunway, TOLD, emergency descent mode, and RVSM operations. The SJ30i business jet also includes an all-new interior designed by Jason Castriota, featuring a belted forward-facing lavatory seat and other design elements that will give the cabin a fresh and inviting new look and feel. The first SJ30i is expected to be delivered in late 2015.

Group : Business Jets
Status : Under Development
Origin : United States of America
Contractor : SyberJet Aircraft
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 2017
Total Production : ?

The SJ30x business jet features all of the advantages of the SJ30i, but also adds the more powerful FJ44-3AP-25 engines that include dual FADECS controls. The SJ30x is expected to offer more range, quicker time to climbs, higher cruise speed at altitude, better hot and high performance, increased payload, single point pressure refueling, and the elimination of the need for PRIST. The first SJ30x business jet is slated for delivery in 2017.