Turboprops
Short runways, island hops and ranch strips.
- Seats
- 6–9
- Range
- 1,800 nm
- Per hour
- $1,800–$3,200
Turboprops reach the airstrips jets cannot: 3,000-foot runways, grass fields and island airports. For sectors under two hours they are the most efficient aircraft we can source, and the Pilatus PC-12 cabin is larger than most light jets.
Turboprops: what clients ask
How much does it cost to charter a turboprop jet?
Indicative rates for this class run $1,800–$3,200 per flight hour before the 7.5% Federal Excise Tax, segment fees and trip-specific charges such as repositioning, crew overnights and landing fees. Most operators apply a two-hour daily minimum. Your quote is itemized and confirmed with the operator before you commit.
How many passengers fit in a turboprop jet?
Turboprops typically seat 6–9. Seat counts depend on the configuration of the specific aircraft; we send photographs and a floor plan with every option.
What trips suit turboprops?
Island and resort airports; Ranches and remote strips; Regional sectors under 2 hours. With a range of about 1,800 nm, this class is the efficient choice when those conditions apply; your advisor will say so if a different class serves the trip better.
Where do you need to be?
Tell us the trip. An advisor replies with itemized aircraft options, usually within the hour, at any time of day.
