Turboprop For Charter

Turboprop jets represent a harmonious blend of efficiency and performance in the realm of private charter aviation. Distinctive for their use of a turbine engine to drive an aircraft’s propellers, turboprops offer an optimized balance of speed, range, and fuel economy, making them an ideal choice for regional trips and destinations with shorter runways. When chartered, these jets promise a dependable and cost-effective travel solution without compromising on comfort or safety. Their cabins, often exuding luxury and tailored to client specifications, cater to both business and leisure travelers, ensuring a high-quality travel experience. Entrusting your journey to a turboprop charter guarantees a meticulous standard of service, aligning with the sophisticated demands of today’s discerning traveler.

Turboprop Private Flights

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Turboprop Specifications

Average Range: 1500nm

Turboprop aircraft are favored for their ability to efficiently cover regional distances. While their range can’t match larger jets, they are adept at connecting cities within continents or covering isolated routes that might not be accessible to other aircraft types.

Capacity: 8 Passengers

The seating capacity of turboprops can vary, but many are designed to comfortably accommodate small groups or corporate teams. Some larger turboprops might have configurations to seat more passengers, especially if they are being used for commercial purposes.

Amenities: Standard seating, lavatory, basic refreshment center.

The interior of a turboprop is designed for comfort, albeit with more limited amenities compared to larger private jets. Passengers can expect comfortable seating, often with leather finishes, a lavatory, and a basic refreshment center. Some newer or luxury-configured turboprops might offer Wi-Fi, entertainment systems, and more sophisticated catering options.

Capabilities: Short takeoff and landing (STOL), access to smaller airports.

One of the defining features of turboprop aircraft is their ability to operate from shorter runways and access remote or smaller airports that jets can’t use. Their rugged build often allows them to land in more challenging conditions, making them particularly useful for destinations off the beaten path.

Speed: 300 Knots

While turboprops generally don’t match the cruise speeds of pure jets, they offer a sweet spot of efficiency and speed, making them ideal for routes that might be too short for jets but too long to drive. Their speed is more than adequate for most regional routes and is complemented by their versatility in accessing diverse airports.

Turboprop Charter Prices

We believe in providing transparency and clarity for all our clients, whether you’re a first-time flyer or an experienced jet setter. To help you navigate the costs associated with private jet charters, we’ve compiled comprehensive pricing information, including the average fees for various jet categories based on thousands of flights across the USA and EU in 2023/2024. Below, you’ll find detailed insights into both the base charter fees and additional expenses you may encounter, ensuring you’re well-informed and prepared for your journey.

Charter Pricing

Taxi rate/h incl. fuel:

$2,349

Ferry rate/h incl. fuel:

$2,052

Taxi rate/h excl. fuel:

$2,209

Ferry rate/h excl. fuel:

$1,973

Price/h 80th percentile:

$3,007

Price/h 50th percentile:

$2,410

Price/h 20th percentile:

$1,961

Additional Fees

Taxi fuel surcharge/h:

$140

Ferry fuel surcharge/h:

$140

Startup fee:

$408

Int. startup fee:

$1.471

Night stop fee:

$801

Int. night stop fee:

$937

Fuel stop fee:

$203

Crew swap fee:

$375

Landing fee:

$212

Int. landing fee:

$358

Parking fee:

$717