Best suited for
Excellent for regional travel, island and mountain destinations, shorter runways, larger luggage loads, and groups seeking practical private access.
Fly on your schedule
Request a turboprops quote
Requested category: Turboprops
All aircraft categories
Private aircraft guide
Private Turboprop Aircraft
Comfortable, capable aircraft for shorter flights, regional airports, and runways that may be less practical for jets.
Rough planning range
$2,500–$4,500 per flight hour
Trip-specific pricing can differ materially from an hourly planning range.
Cabin experience
Executive turboprops can offer club seating, enclosed lavatories on select models, generous baggage access, and comfortable cabins for shorter trips.
Wi-Fi & connectivity
Wi-Fi is available on some newer or upgraded turboprops but is not universal. We confirm connectivity, power outlets, and other amenities on the exact aircraft offered.
Our category review
Performance in context.
Turboprops are often the most practical solution for shorter sectors and challenging airports. They fly lower and more slowly than jets, but their runway flexibility, useful cabins, and efficient performance can provide a better overall fit.
Representative aircraft
Aircraft in this category.
Explore fleet options and many more aircraft available throughout our trusted network. Your advisor will identify the strongest fit for your itinerary.
Pilatus
Pilatus PC-12 NGX
A refined single-engine turboprop known for its versatile cabin, substantial baggage capability, and ability to reach airports that may be impractical for many jets.
Typically 6–8Approx. 1,800 nmFlexible cabin · large cargo door · enclosed lavatory
Best for: Regional flights and remote airport access
Request this aircraftCessna
Cessna Grand Caravan
A versatile single engine turboprop with a spacious cabin, excellent short runway capability, and flexible passenger or baggage configurations.
Typically 8–9Approx. 900 nmFlexible cabin · substantial cargo capacity
Best for: Short regional flights and practical group travel
Request this aircraftBeechcraft
King Air 350i
A proven twin-engine turboprop with an executive cabin, practical passenger capacity, and strong regional-airport flexibility.
Typically 8–9Approx. 1,800 nmTwin-engine cabin · enclosed lavatory
Best for: Larger regional groups and short runways
Request this aircraftBeechcraft
King Air 250
A versatile twin-engine aircraft that combines King Air reliability with a comfortable executive cabin and access to a broad range of airports.
Typically 6–8Approx. 1,580 nmClub seating · enclosed lavatory on select aircraft
Best for: Efficient short and medium regional trips
Request this aircraftBeechcraft
King Air 200
A proven twin-engine turboprop with a comfortable executive cabin, dependable regional capability, and access to many airports that are less practical for larger jets.
Typically 6–8Approx. 1,580 nmExecutive club seating · enclosed lavatory on select aircraft
Best for: Regional travel, shorter runways, and practical executive trips
Request this aircraftHourly figures are rough market planning ranges, not quotes. Final pricing depends on the aircraft, route, trip length, availability, minimum flight times, airport and handling fees, taxes, weather, and other trip specific requirements. Pricing ranges are not applicable during peak travel dates such as holidays or large events. Seating, range, Wi-Fi, and cabin amenities vary by individual aircraft and are confirmed before booking.
Plan your flight