Strengths
- Whole-aircraft group transport
- Flexible cabin seating by operator
BAe Avro RJ85 for charter
Charter BAe Avro RJ85 – explore specs, range, speed, dimensions & compare with similar private jets
Charter Price per Hour$6 500 – $9 600
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- Model:
- BAe Avro RJ85
- Family:
- BAe 146
- Manufacturer:
- British Aerospace
- Aircraft Class:
- Airliner
- ICAO/IATA Codes:
- RJ85/AR8
- Number Built:
- 87
- Single Pilot Operations:
- No
Performance
- Service Ceiling:
- 35 000 ft 10 668 m
- Max Takeoff Weight:
- 93 002 lbs 42 185 kg
- Engine Type:
- 4 x Turbojet
- Typical Engine:
- 4 x Honeywell LF507-1F
- Typical Avionics:
- Honeywell EFIS/FMS
- Long Range Cruise Speed:
- 400 kts 740 km/h
- Max Cruise Speed:
- 454 kts 840 km/h
Payload–Range Chart
- Estimated Max Flight Time:
- 5.2 h
- Max Range:
- 1 971 nmi 3 650 km
- Fuel Burn Rate:
- 4 630 lb/h 2 100 kg/h
- Max Payload:
- 24 767 lbs 11 234 kg
BAe Avro RJ85 Cabin Plan
- Max passengers:
- 95
- Cabin Height:
- 6.79 ft 2.07 m
- Cabin Width:
- 11.22 ft 3.42 m
- Cabin Length:
- 58.43 ft 17.81 m
- Sleeping Places:
- 0
- Estimated Cabin Volume:
- 3 497.08 ft³ 99.03 m³
- Hot meal
- Lavatory
- Cabin crew
Airframe
- Aircraft Height:
- 28.25 ft 8.61 m
- Aircraft Length:
- 93.67 ft 28.55 m
- Wingspan:
- 86.42 ft 26.34 m
- Cabin Zones:
- 1 main passenger cabin, usually five abreast; optional six-abreast or mixed-class seating, with galley and lavatory service areas
- Doors:
- Forward and aft passenger/service access; separate lower baggage doors; emergency exits are not service doors
- Baggage Compartment:
- Separate baggage hold with external loading access; cabin hand-baggage stowage subject to operator limits
- Airstairs:
- Integral or mobile passenger stairs according to aircraft fit
Charter Costs for the BAe Avro RJ85
Price per Hour
- Charter Price per Hour
- $6 500 – $9 600
Owning Price
- Buying Price (new)
- —
- Pre-owned Price Range
- $2M – $7.5M
Charter Costs
- Cost per NM
- $19.11
- Direct Operating Cost (DOC)/h
- $2 780 – $4 340
- Annual Cost of Ownership
- $2.07M – $3.16M
- Cost per Seat-Mile
- $0.13 – $0.2
Total Annual Variable Costs
- At 200 hours
- $712 000
- At 350 hours
- $1.25M
Total Fixed Cost
- At 200 hours
- $1.37M
- At 350 hours
- $1.37M
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BAe Avro RJ85 Description
Don't be fooled by the regional jet tag. The BAe Avro RJ85 has carved out its own space, combining a surprisingly high passenger count with real short-field maneuverability. Think of it as the unsung hero that links smaller hubs efficiently and carries a full load where bigger jets struggle to land. Its sturdy design and reliability make it a top choice for airline operators handling tough airports and less-traveled routes. Step inside, and you'll see that the RJ85 is all about passenger comfort. Say goodbye to the cramped feeling you often get on smaller regional jets. This jet boasts a spacious interior that's nearly 18 meters long. With a width of 3.42 meters, you can walk down the aisle comfortably without bumping into others, and the 2.07-meter ceiling height lets most people stand up straight without hitting their heads. This means a more relaxed trip for anyone on board, whether for work or play. Airlines typically set it up to seat around 85-95 passengers comfortably, making it a powerhouse for popular regional routes. When it comes to performance, this jet really shines. That 3650-kilometer range isn't just a number; it means real, non-stop flights. Imagine jumping straight from Paris to Athens, Frankfurt to Moscow, or Toronto to Denver without unnecessary layovers. Its four Honeywell LF507 engines provide solid, reliable power, giving it excellent performance in hot and high settings. This aircraft is great at using shorter runways and handling tricky airports, where larger planes might hesitate. Operators love this nimbleness; it opens up routes that others can't efficiently serve. Not many regional jets offer this kind of combination. Even fewer compare to the RJ85's roomy cabin vibes. It shows off some smart engineering – tough enough for daily regional flights, yet focused on keeping passengers comfy beyond expectations. For airlines looking to fill seats on routes connecting smaller cities or operating in challenging airports, the Avro RJ85 remains an impressively capable and long-lasting choice. Its legacy is all about quiet efficiency and surprising spaciousness, making it a true specialist in the regional skies.
Weaknesses
- Fewer privacy and sleeping facilities than purpose-built business jets
Best use cases
- Group charter
- Corporate shuttle
- Sports and event transport
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