SyberJet Unveils Full-Scale SJ36 Mockup, Announces SJ34 Production Timeline, Displays SyberVision Avionics, Launches Passage One Program and Opens Reservations at SyberJet World

LAS VEGAS, Oct. 20, 2026 — SyberJet Aircraft delivered one of the most transformational nights in aviation last night at NBAA. In front of a massive crowd of hundreds of guests, while being live-streamed around the world, the company showed off what it believes is the future of aviation. Headlining the evening were the following:

Reserve the SJ34

The SJ34 will replace the FAA-certified SJ30-2. It will be a single pilot jet, upgraded with SyberVision avionics, larger Williams engines delivering between 5,000 and 6,400 lbs of thrust in total, and an all-new interior to match the SJ36. It will hold 7 seats in total, including pilot(s). The SJ34 is expected to cruise at up to Mach 0.83, with a range of up to 2,500 nautical miles and a true sea-level cabin pressure maintained up to 41,000 feet, and climb to 49,000 feet. The takeoff performance has been improved due to the larger engines, which allow better high-and-hot performance. Deliveries are expected to begin in 2029, and orders can now be reserved.

Reserve the SJ36 Today

The SJ36 is a single pilot jet and is expected to bridge the light jet and midsize jet markets for the first time in the aviation industry. It is designed to fly more than 3,000 nautical miles nonstop, reach speeds of Mach 0.88, maintain sea-level cabin pressure up to 41,000 feet and climb to 49,000 feet. It will have SyberVision avionics and 9 seats in total, including pilot(s). Deliveries are expected to begin in 2032, and orders can now be reserved at www.syberjet.com.

SyberVision Avionics

SyberJet showed off its highly anticipated avionics system, SyberVision. The system features six 4K touchscreen displays, over-the-air updates, SyberPilot (AI-assisted flight), smarter taxi, and SyberVision Charts. The system will let pilots connect directly to the aircraft, upload flight plans and control cabin temperature remotely, and will allow SyberJet to perform remote maintenance, diagnose issues, and prepare a fix as soon as the customer lands.

SyberJet’s Passage One Program

SyberJet Passage One is an exclusive club limited to the first 250 customers. Passage One will include:

• SJ34 launch price of $10MM instead of $12MM
• SJ36 launch price of $14MM instead of $16MM
• 1,000 hours or 5 years of tip-to-tail coverage for the entire aircraft, whichever comes first, excluding consumables. Coverage includes exterior, avionics, and interior.
• 1,000 hours or 5 years of Williams TAP Blue, whichever comes first.
• Fuel for 1,000 hours, 5 years, and limited to 100,000 gallons, whichever comes first, through the new Syber Fuel program. See terms and conditions at www.syberjet.com/passageone.
• Two pilot type-rating training slots
• Limited to the first 250 customers

“Aviation has not seen a real disruption in a long time. We didn’t just show up at NBAA; we showed up having broken the world speed record for light jets by a whopping 48%. We came in with big dreams, and many people doubted our ability to deliver, but I think we did a good job. The full-scale SJ36 mockup represents what the production aircraft is expected to look like. The avionics are world class and may be better than any system on the market. With the SyberJet Passage One program, you could save millions of dollars over the competition and never worry about anything but factory support. There is simply no jet like the SyberJet,” said Trevor Milton, CEO of SyberJet Aircraft.

Reserve Now, Follow the Journey

Prospective owners can reserve an aircraft today at www.syberjet.com or by contacting sales@syberjet.com. SyberJet will continue sharing progress toward SJ36 certification, including flight test milestones and program updates, through its newsletter and social channels.

About SyberJet Aircraft

SyberJet Aircraft is an American manufacturer of high-performance light business jets, headquartered in Chandler, Arizona, with operations in San Antonio, Texas, and Cedar City, Utah. SyberJet builds the SJ30 and is developing its next variants, the SJ34 and SJ36, flown by SyberVision, SyberJet’s proprietary avionics platform. SyberJet stewards a proven, certified airframe lineage into a new era of performance and technology.

Media Contact

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