The Vision Jet passengers can now take advantage of the extra room and 30 lbs of added useful load to bring anything from skis to mountain bikes, along with the experiences that come with them.
The redesigned cabin features ergonomic headrest support, refined armrests, and increased legroom. Integrated tray tables and device mounts hold personal devices, keeping passengers productive and connected from departure to arrival, whether flying for business or adventure.
Personalization meets practicality in the G3 interior. Available in five distinct colorways in the Arrivée special edition, the cabin can be configured to reflect individual style. Pilot and copilot seats adjust with a single handle lever, in addition to the modular seating in the second and third rows, so the cabin flexes to every mission.
The G3 Vision Jet also introduces new Perspective Touch+ flight deck features to reduce pilot workload, increase safety, and maximize productivity — including ATC Datalink, automatic database updates, alerts-linked checklists, taxiway routing with 3D SafeTaxi, and Cirrus Spectra wingtips and lights.
Sophisticated, ergonomic, and adaptable to every mission, each detail was designed with pilot and passenger comfort in mind. G3 builds on the features owners already love from the G2+ Vision Jet — panoramic windows, spacious cabin, aft climate control — resulting in a cabin that performs exactly to fit the mission.
The new G3 is priced from approximately $3.68 million, with deliveries planned to begin in late February 2026, with a roughly nine-month backlog reported.
With more than 700 Vision Jets delivered since the aircraft’s certification in 2016, the G3 represents the next chapter of the world’s first single-engine personal jet.
