Range Maps
The Eclipse 500 offers excellent range capacity of 1125 nm. For a better picture of just how far the Eclipse can take you, use our interactive range map to view range capability in one-hour increments from hundreds of airports worldwide.
The range maps presented assume one pilot, three passengers, long-range cruise, 85% annual probability real-world winds, ISA temperatures, and the indicated (Max NBAA or Max IFR) reserve fuel upon landing. Performance is based on preliminary performance data. Pilot weight is 200 lbs.; passenger weight is 170 lbs. each.
Mission Profiler
The Eclipse 500 promises efficiency for a wide range of missions. The aircraft provides jet speeds at turboprop fuel burns on short trips at lower altitudes. Other jets in its class will simply burn more fuel while not appreciably reducing trip time.
The profiles shown here are based on actual Eclipse 500 flight models at ISA conditions. They are calculated using direct great-circle distance and are best case flight scenarios. The results should not be used for flight planning purposes. Always consult your aircraft flight manual (AFM) to calculate actual aircraft performance.
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Short-Range Trip - 250 nm
Medium-Range Trip - 500 nm
Long-Range Trip - 1,100 nm
| Trip Distance | Great Circle, Sea Level to Sea Level |
| Payload | 1 pilot @ 200 lb, 3 pax @ 170 lb each |
| Block Time | Includes Taxi (10 min), Takeoff, Climb, Cruise, and Descent to Landing |
| Block Fuel | Includes fuel used for Taxi, Takeoff, Climb, Cruise, and Descent to Landing |
| Reserve assumed | 100 nm NBAA IFR flight to alternate including 30 min fuel remaining at alternate |
| Wind | No Wind |
| Note | The profiles shown here are based on Eclipse 500 flight models at ISA conditions. The results should not be used for flight planning purposes. |