What kind of journey suits the Cessna 400?

It is a practical size for private touring and small-party regional travel. Passengers share a compact cabin with the pilot, so it is best matched to a group that does not need a separate lounge or airline-style service.

Does the advertised seat total mean that many passengers?

Not necessarily. A small aircraft's seat total often includes pilot positions, and using every seat can restrict baggage or fuel. Ask for the passenger allowance with the actual crew and trip load.

Will passengers share the cabin with the pilot?

Yes, this is a compact touring-style interior rather than a separate flight deck and lounge. Rear seating and baggage space depend on the aircraft's installed layout.

Can we bring bulky equipment as well as passengers?

A guide figure for baggage space is about 0.3 cubic metres. Passengers, bags and fuel share the aircraft's useful load. Confirm the group and baggage together, especially on a longer route, because an available seat does not guarantee room for another large case.

Can it complete our route without a fuel stop?

The useful answer comes from the operator's plan for the actual party, bags and route. More passengers or baggage can reduce the fuel that can be carried, while winds and reserve requirements can also change the result.

Is the passenger cabin pressurized?

The usual cabin for this configuration is unpressurized. If flight altitude or passenger comfort is important to the trip, discuss the planned flight profile and any individual needs with the operator before booking.

What toilet facilities should we expect?

Provision depends on the cabin fit: a compact touring interior and an executive layout can be very different. Ask whether a toilet is installed and how much privacy it offers before planning a longer flight around it.

Cessna 400 for charter

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Charter Price per Hour$300 – $400

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Aircraft Info

Model:: Cessna 400
Family:: Cessna 4xx
Manufacturer:: Cessna Aircraft Company

Aircraft Class:: Piston
ICAO/IATA Codes:: COL4

Number Built:: 600
Available on Aviapages:: 1
Single Pilot Operations:: Yes

Popularity30
Reliability55
Comfort25

Performance

Service Ceiling:: 25 000 ft 7 620 m
Max Takeoff Weight:: 3 600 lbs 1 633 kg

Engine Type:: 1 x Piston
Typical Engine:: 1 x Continental TSIO-550-C
Typical Avionics:: Garmin G1000 on Cessna 400 factory configuration

Long Range Cruise Speed:: 202 kts 375 km/h
Max Cruise Speed:: 254 kts 470 km/h

Payload–Range Chart

Estimated Max Flight Time:: 4.9 h
Max Range:: 950 nmi 1 759 km
Fuel Burn Rate:: 143 lb/h 65 kg/h
Max Payload:: 992 lbs 450 kg

Cessna 400 Cabin Plan

Max passengers:: 3
Cabin Height:: 4.07 ft 1.24 m
Cabin Width:: 4.07 ft 1.24 m
Cabin Length:: 11.61 ft 3.54 m

Sleeping Places:: 0
Estimated Cabin Volume:: 150.97 ft³ 4.28 m³

Airframe

Aircraft Height:: 8.99 ft 2.74 m
Aircraft Length:: 25.2 ft 7.68 m
Wingspan:: 35.76 ft 10.9 m

Cabin Zones:: 1 unpressurized cabin shared with cockpit; front seats, compact rear passenger area and baggage stowage; no separate lounge or bedroom
Doors:: Two gullwing cabin entry doors and separate baggage access; no dedicated service door
Baggage Compartment:: Nose and/or aft baggage compartment; reference volume 0,3 m3
Airstairs:: No

Charter Costs for the Cessna 400

Price per Hour

Charter Price per Hour: $300 – $400

Owning Price

Buying Price (new): —
Pre-owned Price Range: $300 000 – $650 000

Charter Costs

Cost per NM: $1.49
Direct Operating Cost (DOC)/h: $150 – $230
Annual Cost of Ownership: $78 000 – $119 000
Cost per Seat-Mile: $0.37 – $0.49

Total Annual Variable Costs

At 200 hours: $38 000
At 350 hours: $66 500

Total Fixed Cost

At 200 hours: $32 000
At 350 hours: $32 000

Boston – Nantucket

KBOS – KACK

Flight time:: 20 min
Estimated price:: $1 007

Boston – Vineyard Haven

KBOS – KMVY

Flight time:: 16 min
Estimated price:: $907

Boston – Provincetown

KBOS – KPVC

Flight time:: 10 min
Estimated price:: $757

Boston – Hyannis

KBOS – KHYA

Flight time:: 13 min
Estimated price:: $832

Boston – Bar Harbor

KBOS – KBHB

Flight time:: 44 min
Estimated price:: $1 608

Boston – Rockland

KBOS – KRKD

Flight time:: 34 min
Estimated price:: $1 358

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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Cessna 400 Description

Check out the Cessna 400 (ICAO: COL4): where smooth performance meets some surprising power. Forget slow trips; this single-engine champ zooms through the skies at a speedy 435 km/h, making short flights quick and efficient. Need to link up cities that are 1759 km apart? No problem, it tackles those long hauls effortlessly, making it a great choice for pilot-owners who want direct routes and flexible schedules. Step inside, and you'll see a cabin built just right for its purpose. It's cozy, with a width and height of 1.24 meters and a length of 3.54 meters, maximizing space without feeling cramped. Think of it as comfy enough for two coworkers brainstorming or a small team on their way to a big meeting. It’s designed for making the most of every moment in flight without sacrificing comfort for its intended three passengers. What really makes the Cessna 400 special isn't just the numbers—it’s how it feels to fly. That quick cruising speed means you save real time on the most traveled routes. Its smart build and powerful engine let you spend less time in the air and more time getting things done. Plus, the sharp handling and T-tail design give pilots a connected and engaging flight experience that's truly enjoyable. This isn’t just flying; it’s about elevating the experience for those who expect performance without extra hassles. For the business traveler or dedicated owner-pilot looking for a top-notch single-engine plane, the Cessna 400 is hard to beat. It connects important spots directly, makes those trips fast, and offers a cabin focused on practical comfort. It’s smart flying: capable, cost-effective, and genuinely fun to fly. See how this aircraft sets new standards for personal and light business travel.