Overview / 01
Key Facts
Details / 02
Hawker 400XP
2003 – 2010
History / 03
Overview & History
The Hawker 750 is a light-midsized business jet. With the same fuselage and wings as the midsize Hawker 800 series, the 750 offers the largest cabin in the light-midsize aircraft segment, plus more baggage space than its predecessor with 79 cubic feet of luggage storage.
As of September 2016, 35% of the Hawker 750 aircraft were purchased pre-owned by their current owners, the other 65% new. 18.8% are currently for sale with a portion of those (33%) under an exclusive broker agreement.
When for sale, the average number of days on the market is 395
The Hawker 750 was launched at the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) convention in October 2006.
An initial order was received at the show from NetJets Aviation and NetJets Europe for 30 aircraft. NetJets increased the order to 60 aircraft in January 2007.
Other orders received include National Air Services (20 aircraft) of Saudi Arabia and Jet Asia (four).
The first flight of the Hawker 750 took place in August 2007 and the aircraft received US FAA certification in February 2008. The aircraft entered service in June 2008, with Jet Asia Limited which has four aircraft on order.
In Service
217
Total Built
224
Production
2003 – 2010
Performance / 04
Hawker 400XP Performance
Range
1,500NM
Cruise Speed
450kts
Ceiling
45,000ft
Fuel Burn
191GPH
Range by Configuration
↓ 70 NM per additional passenger
Takeoff Distance
4,700 ft
Landing Distance
3,015 ft
The aircraft is equipped with two Pratt & Whitney Canada JT15D-5 axial-flow turbofan engines with optional Nordan thrust reversers. The engines are each rated at 13.19kN (2,965lb) take-off power.
The business jet variant has a fuel capacity of 2,775l.
It takes the Hawker 400XP less than 20 minutes to take off and elevate to its 37,000 ft cruising altitude, which is impressively quick for an aircraft of this size and cost. Once the aircraft has reached a comfortable height it is capable of hitting 450 knots.
This makes it ideal for shorter trips, and this in itself indicates why the aircraft has endured such popularity over a long period of time, even though more modern aircraft have been invented since it hit the market.
Short distance, high comfort flights are what the Hawker 400XP was made for, and this is perfect for business flights and flyers that prioritize comfort above cost.
It can comfortably carry four passengers on a journey exceeding 1,300 miles and does so with fuel consumption which is surprisingly comparable to much more modern aircraft.
Comfort / 05
Hawker 400XP Interior
In total, the cabin spans over 300 cubic ft with space for seven passengers (or more if you’re willing to sacrifice on comfort – but that’s not in the Hawker 400XP’s nature). Tables fold out to ensure you’re never far from a resting place, or to make the aircraft seem even more spacious when not in use.
Chairs rotate 180 degrees to allow passengers to manually reconfigure the cabin’s layout, or even to aid the ease of conversation in a multi-passenger flight.
A refreshments cabinet ensures guests have all they need without taking up too much room; that space is saved for the fully enclosed lavatory, which makes sure passengers maintain their privacy when nature calls.
In its most modern form, the cabin is neither cubed nor rounded, instead opting for a flat floor and curved ceilings, maximizing potential space in a pragmatic way and it has soundproof cabins.
Cabin Length
15.58ft
Cabin Width
4.89ft
Cabin Height
4.79ft
Cabin Environment
Standard
Noise compliance (dB) — lower is quieter
Technology / 06
Cockpit
The flight deck of the 400XP accommodates two crew and is equipped with a Rockwell Collins Pro Line 4 EFIS electronic flight and information system with a three or four-tube color primary flight display and multifunction displays.
The central console houses additional navigation and backup displays.
The electronic flight and information system are integrated with an attitude and heading reference system, an electronic map navigation display, an airspeed trend indicator, a V-speed indicator, and a Doppler radar turbulence detector.
Engine
Pratt & Whitney Canada
JT15D-5R
Crew Training
Initial: 14 days
Recurrent: 4 days
Min. Pilots
1
Charter / 07
Hawker 400XP Charter Cost
Estimated Hourly Charter Rate
$2,710/ hr
Actual rates vary by route, season and operator
The cost to charter this jet starts at around $3,050 an hour.
Hourly charter rates do not include all taxes, fuel, and other fees. Charter costs will vary based on year of make/model, schedule, routing, passenger & baggage totals, and other factors.
Market / 08
Purchase Price
New List Price
$7,800,000
Avg. Pre-Owned
$2,119,000
Annual Cost
$1,011,937
Charter / hr
$2,710
New vs Pre-Owned
Save $5,681,000 (73%) buying pre-owned
Hourly Cost Comparison
Ownership cost exceeds charter rate — typical for private use
The acquisition cost for this jet typically ranges from $7 million.
The price of a jet depends on the production year; it can also go above the given range if the production is new.
It will cost buyers around $800k per year which includes fuel, crew members, and maintenance, etc.
The price of a pre-owned example can be within $5 million.
Value History Pre-owned market value over time $2.3M2010 Maintenance Schedule A Check400 hours - Phase A B Check800 hours - Phase B C Check1600 hours - Phase C D Check3200 hours - Phase D Performance / 09 PerformancePerformance SpecsRange1,500 NM Cruise speed450 kts Max altitude45,000 ft Takeoff distance4,700 ft Landing distance3,015 ft Comfort / 10 ComfortComfort SpecsMax passengers8 Typical passengers6 Cabin volume365 cf Baggage capacity56 cf Est. charter rate$2,710 Avg. pre-owned$2,119,000 Details / 11 WeightsWeights SpecsMTOW16,300 lbs Max ramp weight16,500 lbs Max landing weight15,700 lbs Max payload2,015 lbs Available fuel4,912 lbs Details / 12 DimensionsDimensions SpecsCabin length15.58 ft Cabin width4.89 ft Cabin height4.79 ft Exterior length48.39 ft Wingspan43.5 ft Exterior height13.91 ft Details / 13 PowerPower SpecsEngine manufacturerPratt & Whitney Canada Engine modelJT15D-5R Thrust output2,965 lbs Total thrust5,930 lbs Fuel burn191 GPH Production2003 – 2010 Range / 14 Range Map Private Aviation Advisory Take control of how you flyOwnership, charter and acquisition options tailored to your real usage. |
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