How many people fit in a prop plane?
How many people fit in a prop plane?
Turboprops are the economic solution for short distances of up to 3 – 4 flight hours. Depending on the type of plane, they have seating for 2 – 10 people (for turboprops with 18 seats and more, see “Airliner Turboprop”.
How many seats does a Cessna have?
The Cessna 172 Skyhawk is an American four-seat, single-engine, high wing, fixed-wing aircraft made by the Cessna Aircraft Company.
How much is a 6 seater prop plane?
Most of the models we’ll consider are priced around $600,000; the very capable Matrix costs around $940,000 and the top-of-the-line pressurized, six-seat M350 is about $1.15 million. After price, the next factor to consider is comfort. It’s determined by cabin size, both for the pilot and passengers in the back.
Are there any planes in the 20-40 seat range?
As far as I am aware, there are no current manufacturers of planes in the 20-40 seat range. Am I correct in my assumption? There are many manufacturers of planes of 19 seats, or less, and, of course, we have manufacturers of planes in the 40 seat plus range.
Which aircraft can seat 26-28 passengers?
The NC212i, produced by Indonesian Aerospace, is currently in production and can be configured to seat 26-28. It is non-pressurized though, very limited use for scheduled passenger operations. I think you can still order Beech 1900, with 19 seats.
What is the best four-seat aircraft in the world?
Cessna 182 Skylane ($384,500) & Turbo Skylane ($418,000) Some pilots feel the Skylane is the world’s best all-around four-seat single. It’s not hard to understand that sentiment. The 182 offers typical Cessna simplicity, reasonable climb and cruise, good useful load and parts availability practically through your local Pep Boys.
Are there any modern planes with 19 seats?
There is also Czech made L-410, with 19 seats too. On the Russian side there is An-38 with 25 – 30 seats. Selection is therefore quite limited to say the least Also, the Viking DHC 6-400 is back in production with 19 seats.
