The F406 Caravan II light turboprop developed by the French firm Reims Aviation is well suited to private aviation needs. It was based on the Cessna 441 Conquest light aircraft and was supplied to the Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency for a long time. A charter on the F406 Caravan II allows you to travel from Los Angeles to Seattle or Kansas City to Indianapolis in the shortest possible time.
Charter a Cessna F406 Caravan II private jet:
The Cessna F406 Caravan II can be used as a cab or a private aircraft for short-distance flights. The aircraft is equipped with two Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-112 turboprop engines, which in most cases meet the customers’ needs.
The F406 Caravan II’s cabin includes all the amenities you need for work or play. The cabin seats up to 12 in a commuter layout, or fewer in an executive configuration with club seating.
The F406 is a utility twin: unpressurized, with a large cabin door and a flat floor, so it is chartered for survey, cargo and mixed passenger-freight work and for hops into short or unpaved strips as much as for executive travel. With up to 12 on board it is realistic for one- to two-hour sectors; for pressurized comfort on longer legs the King Air 350 or Cessna Conquest II are the usual alternatives.
Cessna F406 Caravan II General Characteristics
- Passenger capacity: up to 12
- Range: 1150 nm
- Max Cruise Speed: 229 kts
- Cabin length: 14.5 ft
- Cabin width: 4.67 ft
- Cabin height: 4.28 ft
To hire Cessna F406 Caravan II for private flights, please, submit a flight quote using our private jet charter cost calculator or call our agents at 1-877-281-3051 for 24/7 support.
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