Monthly archives: July 2012

Charter the Pilatus PC 12 Single Engine Turboprop The Pilatus PC-12 is a Single Engine High Performance Turbo Prop which began production in 1991 by Pilatus Aircraft. The PC-12 is an excellent aircraft to charter on-demand. Below you will find more information on the PC-12 including as aircraft pricing, average hourly rates, cabin dimensions andRead the Rest

Average year of make: 1986 Max range (NM): 1140 Seating Configuration: 5–8 Cruising Speed (KTS): 300 Average Hourly Rate Inc. Fuel: $ 1300   A smaller configuration of the Beechcraft B200, the King Air 90 has taken on many variations. The King Air 90 is offered in a B90, C90, C90B, and E90, GTi, GTx.Read the Rest

Average year of make: 1999 Max range (NM): 1561 Seating Configuration: 6–11 Cruising Speed (KTS): 333 Average Hourly Rate Inc. Fuel: $ 2200 The King air BE 350 is the largest of the Beechcraft Super King Air family and offers a lavatory. You can find this twin engine turbo prop aircraft, the “Hard Working” planeRead the Rest

Average year of make: 1992 Max range (NM): 1400 Seating Configuration: 6–12 Cruising Speed (KTS): 375 Average Hourly Rate Inc. Fuel: $ 1700   The Beechcraft B200 also known as the King Air 200 or the Super King Air is a twin engine turbo prop aircraft known for its reliability and cruising speeds. As youRead the Rest

  Average year of make: 2004 Max range (NM): 1042 Seating Configuration: 8–12 Cruising Speed (KTS): 154 Average Hourly Rate Inc. Fuel: $ 1075   The Cessna Caravan C208 and Grand Caravan are considered some of the most economical single engine aircraft for charter and for sale. They are turbo prop planes so they areRead the Rest

  Average year of make: 2006 Max range (NM): 1320 Seating Configuration: 5–8 seats Cruising Speed (KTS): 382 Average Hourly Rate Inc. Fuel: $ 2742   Best in class, outperforming all other turbo-prop aircraft. The Piaggio has a huge 73″ wide cabin with a 69″ high ceiling for standing-up. The baggage space offers enough roomRead the Rest