25 aircraft · 7 cabin classes
Aircraft
Rate, range, span and the runway each one needs. Wingspan and runway are the two numbers that decide where an aircraft can actually go — so they sit in the table, not in a brochure.
| Aircraft | 25 |
|---|---|
| Classes | 7 |
| Lowest rate | $2,100/h |
| Longest range | 7,700 nm |
Hourly rate by cabin class
Indicative market bands, not quotes. The bar spans low to high because the same aircraft is priced differently by operator, by age and by season.
TurbopropVery lightLightMidsizeSuper-midHeavyUltra-long
Turboprop
2 aircraft · 1,803–1,806 nm · 8 seats
Very light
1 aircraft · 1,547 nm · 5 seats
Light
5 aircraft · 1,550–2,165 nm · 6–8 seats
Midsize
4 aircraft · 2,100–2,900 nm · 7–9 seats
Super-mid
5 aircraft · 3,400–4,018 nm · 9–12 seats
Heavy
5 aircraft · 3,400–6,750 nm · 12–16 seats
Ultra-long
3 aircraft · 6,450–7,700 nm · 16–17 seats