Turboprop Airliner

Turboprop airliners are the most affordable options for short- to medium-range flights. In addition, due to lower fuel consumption, they can fly at higher altitudes, up to 35,000 feet, and offer economic benefits on specific routes.

Up to 74 passengers can be adequately seated aboard, with the advantage of being able to land at many smaller airports. In addition, the cabins are conveniently configured for business meetings between passengers. This versatility, combined with high standards of comfort, makes turboprop airliners an excellent choice for private aviation customers.

Saab 340A

Capacity: between 30 and 36 passengers
Cabin Size (H/W/L): 6 ft/7 ft/34 ft
Cruise Speed: 320 mph
Range: 910 nm

Beechcraft 1900C

Capacity: up to 19
Cabin Size (H/W/L): 4 ft/4 ft/25 ft
Cruise Speed: 276 mph
Range: 1,500 nm

Jetstream 41

Capacity: up to 30
Cabin Size (H/W/L): 6.1 ft/5.8 ft/31.33 ft
Cruise Speed: 295 kts
Range: 773.8 nm

ATR 42

Capacity: up to 48
Cabin Size (H/W/L): 6.30 ft/8.40 ft/63.00 ft
Cruise Speed: 267 kts
Range: 459 nm

ATR 72

Capacity: 68 to 78 seats
Cabin Size (H/W/L): 6.3 ft/8.4 ft/58.9 ft
Cruise Speed: 265 to 280 knots
Range: 758 nm

Dash 8

Capacity: up to 50
Cabin Size (H/W/L): 6.45 ft/6.80 ft/30.00 ft
Cruise Speed: 287 ktas
Range: 1,359 nm

Fokker 50

Capacity: up to 62
Cabin Size (H/W/L): 6.4 ft/8.2 ft/51.3 ft
Cruise Speed: 351 mph
Range: 1,080 nm

Saab 2000

Capacity: up to 58
Cabin Size (H/W/L): 6.0ft/7.1 ft/54.9 ft
Cruise Speed: 424 mph
Range: 1,549 nm

Renting a turboprop airliner is a practical solution for those who want to travel to destinations with short runways and small airports. Furthermore, they have one or more gas turbine engines instead of piston or jet engines used in other types of small aircraft.

If you are looking for an economical group air charter solution, turboprop airliners present an opportunity to make the most of your time in the sky. These are also known for their reliability and compliance with international safety standards.