Rockwell International

Sabre 75A for charter

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Charter Price per Hour$3 700 – $5 300
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Aircraft Info

Model:
Sabre 75A
Family:
Sabreliner
Manufacturer:
Rockwell International
Aircraft Class:
Light
ICAO/IATA Codes:
SBR2
Number Built:
66
Single Pilot Operations:
No
  • Popularity40
  • Reliability80
  • Comfort60

Performance

Service Ceiling:
45 000 ft 13 716 m
Max Takeoff Weight:
23 001 lbs 10 433 kg
Engine Type:
2× Turbojet
Typical Engine:
2 x GE CF700
Typical Avionics:
EFIS flight deck with dual FMS, weather radar and autopilot
Long Range Cruise Speed:
410 kts 760 km/h
Max Cruise Speed:
467 kts 865 km/h

Range & Payload

Estimated Max Flight Time:
5.6 h
Max Range:
2 171 nmi 4 020 km
Fuel Burn Rate:
2 205 lb/h 1 000 kg/h
Max Payload:
3 086 lbs 1 400 kg

Sabre 75A Cabin Plan

Max passengers:
8
Sleeping Places:
2
  • 3 Divan seats
  • 2 Sleeping places
  • Hot meal
  • Lavatory
  • Cabin crew

Airframe

Aircraft Height:
16.01 ft 4.88 m
Aircraft Length:
49.25 ft 15.01 m
Wingspan:
44.65 ft 13.61 m
Cabin Zones:
1 passenger cabin with two seating groups, typically a forward club and aft seats/divan; enclosed lavatory and refreshment area where fitted
Doors:
1 main passenger door; separate baggage hatch and emergency exit; no dedicated service door
Baggage Compartment:
Baggage compartment access and loading limits require the selected aircraft configuration
Airstairs:
y

Charter Costs for the Sabre 75A

Price per Hour

Charter Price per Hour
$3 700 – $5 300

Owning Price

Buying Price (new)
—
Pre-owned Price Range
$300 000 – $1M

Charter Costs

Cost per NM
$10.42
Direct Operating Cost (DOC)/h
$1 710 – $2 680
Annual Cost of Ownership
$1.06M – $1.63M
Cost per Seat-Mile
$0.93 – $1.33

Total Annual Variable Costs

At 200 hours
$439 000
At 350 hours
$768 200

Total Fixed Cost

At 200 hours
$573 000
At 350 hours
$573 000

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Passengers

Sabre 75A Description

Picture this: you're gliding above the weather at 45,000 feet while competitors remain grounded. That's the Sabre 75A experience - a masterclass in boutique aviation where boundaries between business necessity and pure indulgence beautifully blur. Designed for those who refuse to choose between capability and comfort, this twin-engine marvel redefines regional travel. Let's talk real-world performance. Those twin turbofans don't just hum - they sing. With 4,020 kilometers of unrestricted range, the Sabre connects London to Riyadh or Chicago to Vancouver without blinking. You'll consistently beat scheduled airlines door-to-door while sipping espresso in a cabin quieter than most boardrooms. Forget refueling anxiety; this bird conquers transcontinental hops while leaving competitors scrambling for pit stops. Step through the oval entryway and you'll immediately notice the difference. That 'up to eight passengers' spec? It's not about cramming bodies but celebrating space. Each occupant claims their own ergonomic throne with lumbar support that anticipates your every shift. Notice how the cabin width creates natural conversation areas without shouting? That's intentional. Hand-stitched leather wraps every surface while mood lighting transitions from dawn simulation to evening amber with a discreet touch. Clever engineering touches abound. Oversized windows flood the interior with natural light while maintaining structural integrity. Storage? You'll find intelligently concealed compartments swallowing rollerboards without compromising legroom. And when night falls, those seats transform into proper flat beds - no contortions required. Wake refreshed after crossing six time zones, ready for negotiations rather than needing recovery time. Up front, pilots adore the intuitive avionics suite. The SBR2 classification signals serious capabilities: think steep approach angles for London City Airport coupled with Category IIIb autoland systems for fog-bound destinations. Performance isn't just about speed but precision - you'll consistently access restricted airfields that ground bulkier jets. What truly sets the Sabre apart is its chameleon-like adaptability. Configure it as a flying conference room with satellite broadband and noise-canceling meeting zones. Transform it into a private retreat with blackout shades and premium entertainment systems. However you use it, one truth remains: this aircraft shrinks continents while expanding possibilities. For the executive demanding uncompromised access without sacrificing serenity, the Sabre 75A doesn't just meet expectations - it redefines them.

Strengths

  • Private executive cabin
  • Regional itinerary flexibility subject to aircraft availability

Weaknesses

  • Factory-new production has ended
  • Payload and range depend on aircraft upgrades and operating conditions
  • Cabin fittings and maintenance status vary by individual aircraft

Best use cases

  • Executive travel
  • Private leisure trips
  • Regional and multi-city itineraries

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