The diagram below shows information about carbon dioxide emissions for popular private jets.

The given table illustrates the amount of carbon dioxide emission per hour including the price of several types of private jets

Overall

, more

fuel

needed for private jets impact in a higher number of CO2 generated by planes

as well as

the

flight

cost

. Looking into details,

it is clear that

most of the CO2 is earned by Gulfstream III with approximately 10,078 per hour which is the highest since they needed 488 gallons of

fuel

;

therefore

, they demand around $6,750 as their

flight

cost

. Gulfstream 550 and Challenger 605 bring about 8,342 and 6,180 for CO2 emissions, respectively.

However

, the number of their

flight

cost

the same as the previous ones.

On the other hand

, Cresna CJ II emitted the least with 3,002

due to

only needing around 136

fuel

in an hour and generating $2,700 in their

flight

cost

. Beetchet 400 and Hawker 400XP

also

spend the same price as Cessna CJ II even though both only need 182 and 188,

subsequently

. Cessna Citation XLS, Learjet 60, and Hawker 800XP spend $4,500 which need more than 188 gallons of

fuel

and generate around 4,000 CO2. Interestingly, Hawker types have different

flight

costs

while

they require the same number of

fuel

and

as a result

CO2.