Hawker 900XP

About the Hawker 900XP

The Hawker 900XP, built between 2008 and 2012, is a standout midsize private jet that really delivers on its legacy. It's got this fantastic range—most sources agree on about 2,818 to 2,825 nautical miles under standard conditions. That means you can comfortably connect major city pairs like New York to Los Angeles or hop across the Atlantic from London to key destinations without a refueling stop. With a max cruise speed of 446 knots (roughly 492 mph), it gets you there efficiently without wasting time. Where this jet truly impresses charter clients is in the cabin. It's famously spacious for its class, with a cabin volume reported between 551 and a whopping 604 cubic feet. You get a comfortable height of about 5.9 feet and a width of six feet, which creates an airy, open feel that's rare in midsize category. Typical configurations seat 8 to 9 passengers in a flexible club seating layout, often with a divan for extra lounging or work space. Amenities you can expect on a well-appointed charter include Wi-Fi, dual LCD monitors, and DVD players, making it perfect for both focused business trips and relaxed group travel. A huge advantage for those booking a private jet charter is its short-field performance. With a takeoff distance under 5,000 feet and landing around 3,800 feet, it can slip into hundreds of smaller regional airports that larger aircraft can't touch. This gets you much closer to your final destination, slashing tedious ground transfer times. This agility, combined with its efficient twin engines (burning between 229 and 265 gallons per hour), makes it a very practical and cost-effective choice. So who is the Hawker 900XP ideal for? It's a superb fit for executive teams or small groups needing reliable transcontinental reach within the US or across Europe. It suits business travelers who genuinely need space to spread out and work en route. It's also a fantastic option for family vacations where comfort and direct routing are top priorities. What makes it stand out in a crowded charter market is its proven reliability as a true workhorse, paired with that unexpectedly generous cabin. The advanced Collins Pro Line 21 avionics suite—featuring large adaptive screens for navigation, terrain awareness, and weather—gives pilots enhanced situational awareness, which is always reassuring for passengers. For those seeking a balanced blend of range, space, and airport flexibility without moving up to a heavy jet, the Hawker 900XP remains a top-tier choice for charter.

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