Private jets
Business jets fly from smaller airports at all hours, often to places airlines don't go. Almost all of them have their engines mounted on the back of the body.
Bogey shows them like any other aircraft, by type, so you can see what's overhead without needing a tail number.
How to tell them apart
Oval cabin windows
A Gulfstream.
Three engines, one in the tail
A Dassault Falcon 7X, 8X or 900.
A T-tail with the engines on the back
Gulfstreams, Learjets, Challengers and Globals all look like this.
A very long jet with a big wing
A Gulfstream G650/G700 or a Bombardier Global, built to fly nonstop between continents.
Every one Bogey can identify
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