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BAe Jetstream 31 for charter

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Charter Price per Hour$1 600 – $2 400
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Aircraft Info

Model:
BAe Jetstream 31
Family:
BAe Jetstream
Manufacturer:
British Aerospace
Aircraft Class:
Turboprop
ICAO/IATA Codes:
JS31/J31
Number Built:
386
Single Pilot Operations:
No
  • Popularity45
  • Reliability60
  • Comfort40

Performance

Service Ceiling:
25 000 ft 7 620 m
Max Takeoff Weight:
14 551 lbs 6 600 kg
Engine Type:
2 x Turboprop
Typical Engine:
2 x Honeywell / Garrett TPE331-10
Typical Avionics:
Collins Pro Line/analogue panel
Long Range Cruise Speed:
181 kts 335 km/h
Max Cruise Speed:
205 kts 380 km/h

Payload–Range Chart

Estimated Max Flight Time:
4 h
Max Range:
680 nmi 1 259 km
Fuel Burn Rate:
772 lb/h 350 kg/h
Max Payload:
3 968 lbs 1 800 kg

BAe Jetstream 31 Cabin Plan

Max passengers:
0
Cabin Width:
6.07 ft 1.85 m
Sleeping Places:
0
  • Lavatory
  • Cabin crew

Airframe

Aircraft Height:
17.45 ft 5.32 m
Aircraft Length:
47.11 ft 14.36 m
Wingspan:
52 ft 15.85 m
Cabin Zones:
1 pressurized commuter cabin with single aisle and two-abreast seating, cockpit forward and baggage area aft; actual charter seating often 16–19
Doors:
Main passenger door on left aft cabin, approximately 1.295 x 0.864 m; right overwing emergency exit; no dedicated galley service door
Baggage Compartment:
Main baggage bay 315-kg base limit; optional belly pod 205 kg; approved placards govern
Airstairs:
Passenger-door entry steps

Charter Costs for the BAe Jetstream 31

Price per Hour

Charter Price per Hour
$1 600 – $2 400

Owning Price

Buying Price (new)
—
Pre-owned Price Range
$500 000 – $2M

Charter Costs

Cost per NM
$10.53
Direct Operating Cost (DOC)/h
$610 – $960
Annual Cost of Ownership
$554 000 – $847 000
Cost per Seat-Mile
$0.39 – $0.58

Total Annual Variable Costs

At 200 hours
$157 000
At 350 hours
$274 800

Total Fixed Cost

At 200 hours
$426 000
At 350 hours
$426 000

Biggin Hill – Paris

EGKB – LFPB

Flight time:
54 min
Estimated price:
$3 500

Farnborough – Geneve

EGLF – LSGG

Flight time:
2 h 9 min
Estimated price:
$7 041

Paris – Geneve

LFPB – LSGG

Flight time:
1 h 10 min
Estimated price:
$4 255

Paris – Nice

LFPB – LFMN

Flight time:
1 h 58 min
Estimated price:
$6 522

Milan – Nice

LIML – LFMN

Flight time:
44 min
Estimated price:
$3 027

Miami – Nassau

KOPF – MYNN

Flight time:
51 min
Estimated price:
$3 358

These route prices are estimates. The final quote will be provided by your manager and may vary depending on aircraft availability, travel dates, airport fees, and additional services.

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Passengers

BAe Jetstream 31 Description

Think regional travel needs to be slow and cumbersome? Think again. The BAe Jetstream 31 punches well above its weight class, transforming shorter hops into surprisingly swift and efficient journeys. Forget the notion that smaller aircraft sacrifice capability; the JS31 delivers a unique blend of agility and purpose-built design that regional operators and discerning pilots truly appreciate. Let's talk performance. Those twin turboprop engines aren't just for show – they propel the Jetstream 31 at a brisk 352 km/h typical cruise. That translates to covering distances like London to Edinburgh, or Boston to Washington D.C., swiftly and directly. Need to connect smaller airfields with shorter runways? The JS31 excels here too, boasting impressive short-field credentials that larger regional jets simply can't match. Its maximum range of 1,259 km opens up a vast network of regional possibilities without the fuel burn of bigger aircraft, making it an incredibly cost-effective workhorse. Step inside the cabin, and you'll immediately notice the difference compared to cramped commuter alternatives. While it won't rival a wide-body's lounge, the 1.85-meter width is remarkably generous for its class. Picture the shoulder room of a premium business sedan rather than a crowded economy row. This thoughtful dimension creates a genuinely comfortable environment for passengers on essential regional routes. Expect practical, durable seating designed for frequent use, ample headroom, and large windows that flood the space with natural light, banishing that claustrophobic feeling common on smaller hops. It’s a cabin focused on efficient comfort, getting passengers where they need to be without unnecessary fuss. What truly sets the Jetstream 31 apart is its operational sweet spot. It bridges a critical gap, offering significantly greater speed, range, and passenger comfort than smaller piston twins or turboprops, while remaining vastly more economical and versatile than larger regional jets. Its robust construction and proven reliability mean less downtime and predictable operating costs – music to any operator's ears. For pilots, its responsive handling and straightforward systems make it a satisfying aircraft to command, day in and day out. For regional airlines needing efficient, reliable point-to-point service, or specialized operators requiring access to challenging airfields, the BAe Jetstream 31 remains a remarkably relevant and capable solution. It delivers serious performance without the operational headaches, proving that the right tool for the regional job doesn't always come with jet engines and a hefty price tag. It’s the unsung hero connecting communities and businesses efficiently.

Strengths

  • Group transport capacity
  • Operator-specific seating choices

Weaknesses

  • Limited privacy and sleeping provision in standard layouts

Best use cases

  • Group charter
  • Corporate shuttle

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