Hawker 800XP
Hawker Beechcraft's midsize from a lineage dating to the 1960s, with one of the widest, most comfortable cabins in the class.
Rates are the midsize jet class band from our estimator. A specific Hawker 800XP's quote depends on its operator, age, and home base.
Width is the Hawker 800XP's whole case. It descends from one of the longest-running business-jet lines in history, and decades of refinement went into the thing passengers notice: the cabin. It seats eight with a solid, vault-like feel, and newer composite cabins are still measured against it.
Hawkers were built in large numbers and remain plentiful in charter fleets, and that keeps the hourly price down for the space. For a midsize mission, a full party to the mountains or a longer domestic leg, nothing in the class gives more cabin per dollar. None of it is new, either. The airframe behind a given quote has more years on it than the car that dropped the passengers at the FBO.
Empty legs observed right now whose listed aircraft is a Hawker 800XP, in your region.
