FLEET

8 + 1 SEATING CONFIGURATION

• 159 kg of luggage space
• 320 km/h cruise speed
• Up to 4 hours of flight endurance
• Up to 8 passengers
• Air Conditioning
• In-flight refreshments

6 + 1 SEATING CONFIGURATION

• 150 kg of luggage space
• 320 km/h cruise speed
• Up to 4 hours of flight endurance
• Up to 6 passengers
• Air Conditioning
• In-flight refreshments

The 421 Golden Eagle stands at the head of Cessnas 400-series piston twins. Its roomy and relatively quiet, fast and efficient. Performance approaches that of some turboprops, but purchase and operating costs are considerably lower.

The Cessna Grand Caravan is the a high winged, turboprop machine perfect for those who need lots of people or freight moved over short or long distances. With an excellent payload and large fuel capacity it thrives in the remote Kimberley area. The Grand Caravan has seating for up to 13 passengers plus the pilot. The cargo pod on the belly of the aircraft means a large number of people can be carried while still retaining space for their luggage. Alternatively, some or all of the seats can be removed to fit in much larger items. Complete with a large cargo door for ease of loading and unloading those bulkier items.

The Baron 58 is the perfect balance of horsepower combined with peace-of-mind, twin-engine redundancy and security. With seating for six, large cargo doors and two baggage compartments, the Baron 58 offers great flexibility for both business and pleasure.

Dependable, highly capable and incredibly efficient, the Beechcraft King Air is the most popular turbo-prop aircraft in the world.

Boasting huge cargo capacity and impressive payloads, the King Air is ideal for small groups traveling quite literally anywhere in Australia; from rural airstrips and deserted islands, to international airports.

Crewed single pilot the Kingair can carry between 8 to 12 passengers depending on how it is configured.