SyberJet Unveils New Jets at NBAA Convention
The aircraft manufacturer debuted its SJ36 model and confirmed production timelines for the updated SJ34 business jet.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Air Travel
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SyberJet presented a full-scale SJ36 mockup at the 2026 NBAA convention in Las Vegas. The company also announced production plans for the seven-seat SJ34, which is designed to replace the FAA-certified SJ30-2.
Why it matters
The introduction of these aircraft expands the options for corporate travelers seeking high-speed business jets. The company hopes to capture market interest through the new Passage One program, which bundles maintenance and fuel for early buyers.
The SJ34 offers a range of 2,500 nautical miles, while the larger nine-seat SJ36 provides a 3,000 nautical mile range. The SJ34 is expected to reach cruise speeds of Mach 0.83 using engines providing 5,000 to 6,400 pounds of thrust.
The players
SyberJet
SyberJet is an aircraft manufacturer specializing in the design and production of high-performance business jets.
The details
The SyberVision avionics system serves as the cockpit centerpiece, utilizing six 4K touchscreen displays for flight management. Customers participating in the Passage One program receive five years of tip-to-tail coverage and up to 100,000 gallons of fuel, limited to the first 250 buyers.
Timeline
October 2026: SyberJet presented the SJ36 mockup at the NBAA convention.
2029: SJ34 deliveries are expected to begin.
2032: SJ36 deliveries are expected to begin.
Roadmap
SyberJet is positioning these new models to compete by modernizing the capabilities of its previous FAA-certified airframes. This strategy reflects a broader industry trend of updating long-standing business jet platforms with advanced avionics and improved efficiency.
Prospective buyers can now reserve these aircraft through the company website or via direct sales communication. The Passage One program provides a fixed cost benefit for early adopters by bundling fuel and maintenance services for the first five years of ownership.
The takeaway
The move to bundle 100,000 gallons of fuel with the first 250 sales represents a strategy to lower long-term operating costs for new jet owners. Potential customers should evaluate if the projected 2029 and 2032 delivery timelines align with their fleet expansion requirements.
Further reading
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More information
Review the full details of the SyberJet Passage One program terms to understand the coverage limits.
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