London – New York City
EGLL – KJFK
- Flight time:
- 11 h 54 min
- Estimated price:
- $206 921
Saab 340A for charter
Charter Saab 340A – explore specs, range, speed, dimensions & compare with similar private jets
Charter Price per Hour$2 400 – $3 500
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- Model:
- Saab 340A
- Family:
- Saab 340
- Manufacturer:
- Saab
- Aircraft Class:
- Airliner
- ICAO/IATA Codes:
- SF34/SF3
- Number Built:
- 459
- Single Pilot Operations:
- No
Performance
- Service Ceiling:
- 25 000 ft 7 620 m
- Max Takeoff Weight:
- 29 002 lbs 13 155 kg
- Engine Type:
- 2 x Turboprop
- Typical Engine:
- 2 x GE CT7-5A2
- Typical Avionics:
- Collins Pro LineII/EFIS
- Long Range Cruise Speed:
- 246 kts 455 km/h
- Max Cruise Speed:
- 271 kts 502 km/h
Payload–Range Chart
- Estimated Max Flight Time:
- 5.9 h
- Max Range:
- 937 nmi 1 735 km
- Fuel Burn Rate:
- 1 102 lb/h 500 kg/h
- Max Payload:
- 6 900 lbs 3 130 kg
Saab 340A Cabin Plan
- Max passengers:
- 33
- Sleeping Places:
- 0
- Hot meal
- Lavatory
- Cabin crew
Airframe
- Aircraft Height:
- 22.87 ft 6.97 m
- Aircraft Length:
- 64.73 ft 19.73 m
- Wingspan:
- 70.34 ft 21.44 m
- Cabin Zones:
- 1 main passenger cabin, typically 1-2 seating, with galley/lavatory and baggage areas as fitted
- Doors:
- Forward passenger entry and separate cargo door, cargo opening 1.30 m high x 1.35 m wide; emergency exits are additional
- Baggage Compartment:
- Dedicated baggage hold and cabin hand-baggage stowage; allowance depends on operator and load
- Airstairs:
- Aircraft-specific boarding arrangement
Charter Costs for the Saab 340A
Price per Hour
- Charter Price per Hour
- $2 400 – $3 500
Owning Price
- Buying Price (new)
- —
- Pre-owned Price Range
- $800 000 – $3M
Charter Costs
- Cost per NM
- $11.38
- Direct Operating Cost (DOC)/h
- $1 040 – $1 620
- Annual Cost of Ownership
- $726 000 – $1.11M
- Cost per Seat-Mile
- $0.24 – $0.36
Total Annual Variable Costs
- At 200 hours
- $266 000
- At 350 hours
- $465 500
Total Fixed Cost
- At 200 hours
- $453 000
- At 350 hours
- $453 000
London – Dubai
EGLL – OMDB
- Flight time:
- 11 h 47 min
- Estimated price:
- $204 947
New York City – Los Angeles
KJFK – KLAX
- Flight time:
- 8 h 32 min
- Estimated price:
- $149 987
Singapore – Hong Kong
WSSS – VHHH
- Flight time:
- 6 h 10 min
- Estimated price:
- $109 965
Paris – New York City
LFPG – KJFK
- Flight time:
- 12 h 32 min
- Estimated price:
- $217 631
Madrid – Barcelona
LEMD – LEBL
- Flight time:
- 1 h 18 min
- Estimated price:
- $27 664
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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Saab 340A Description
Imagine the Saab 340A gliding through the clear Nordic skies – it’s not just any regional plane; it’s like the Swiss Army knife of aviation. Built with Swedish engineering know-how, the SF34 (its official ICAO name) has earned its stripes by tackling routes that others shy away from. Say goodbye to cramped spaces; this plane comfortably fits up to 33 passengers without making them feel squished. Think easy commutes instead of crowded boarding. Its real strength lies in handling short trips and tricky airfields. Need evidence? Its powerful twin engines can fly nonstop for up to 1735 kilometers. Picture traveling from Zurich to Copenhagen or zipping across the Scottish Highlands without any hassle. That distance isn’t just impressive; it opens doors for regional airlines. Now, let’s talk about performance. This turboprop really delivers. Its tough design works wonders on shorter runways where bigger jets can’t go, connecting smaller towns and island airports easily. Rocky mountains or windy coastlines? The Saab 340A takes them on with confidence that pilots love. It climbs quickly, flies efficiently, and handles reliably – making it a comforting choice for pilots, flight after flight. Inside, the cabin focuses on comfort without the fluff. You’ll find roomy aisles for easy movement, big windows to enjoy the views, and seats made for shorter trips. It’s simple and practical, designed to give you a smooth, quiet ride that helps you arrive relaxed. Operators appreciate its legendary toughness and lower operating costs compared to jets, which is key for keeping regional services running. More than just metal and engines, the Saab 340A has become a trusted workhorse for many airlines, showing that smart, sturdy design can create a lasting impact in the skies.
Strengths
- Regional group transport
- Access to regional airports
Weaknesses
- Aircraft-specific payload and runway limits
- Older variants require condition and maintenance review
Best use cases
- Regional group charter
- Team and event transport
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