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Jetstream J61 Private Jet Charter

The Jetstream 61 began production in 1986, which was essentially a stretched version of the BAE 748 with extensive improvements to its aerodynamics profile, fli

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    Aircraft category

    Turboprop Airliner

  • Seats icon
    Typical Seating

    70

  • Price icon
    Price per hour

    4,950

  • Range icon
    Nautical miles

    637

Jetstream J61private jet charter

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Jetstream J61 Private Charter Flights and Prices

The Jetstream 61 began production in 1986, which was essentially a stretched version of the BAE 748 with extensive improvements to its aerodynamics profile, fli

The average hourly rental rate of the Jetstream J61 is around 4,950 USD per hour.

Aircraft Size

Aircraft size English Metric
Length 85.3 ft 26 m
Wing Span 100.5 ft 30.62 m
Height 24.9 ft 7.6 m
Bag. Capacity 335 ft³ 9.48 m³

Cabin Size

Cabin size English Metric
Length 36 ft 10.98 m
Width 6.26 ft 1.9 m
Height 6.26 ft 1.9 m
Area 1413.3 ft³ 40.02 m³

Aircraft Seats

Layout Seats
Max Seating 70
Typical Seating 70
Pilots 2

Average Prices

Costs USD EUR
Purchase New - -
Purchase Used - -
Hourly rate 4,950 USD/hour 4,950 EUR/hour

Performance Specifications

Performance English Metric
IFR Range 637 nm 1180 km
Cruise Speed 266 KTAS 493 km/h
Certified Ceiling 25000 ft 7620 m
Rate of Climb 1420 ft/m 433 m/m
Takeoff Distance 4265 ft 1300 m
Landing Distance 1257 ft 383 m
Max Takeoff Weight 50550 lbs 22929 kg
Max Landing Weight 49052 lbs 22250 kg
Useful Weight 17503 lbs 7939 kg
Payload with Full Fuel 13757 lbs 6240 kg

More about the Jetstream J61

The Jetstream 61 began production in 1986, which was essentially a stretched version of the BAE 748. While the Jetstream 61 may have look like a longer version of the BAE 748, the aircraft from nose to tail underwent extensive improvements to its aerodynamics profile, flight deck, and cabin. The aircraft experienced limited production due to the J 61 being a direct competitor of the successful ATR-72, as both BAE and ATR were members of the same manufacturing consortium. Ultimately there were a total of 67 were built between 1986 and 1993, with 50 that are still currently in service.

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Key Features of the Jetstream J61

The J61 possessed may of the design features of both the BAE 748 and the J 41. While the majority of the exterior improvements were attributed to the BAE 748, the majority of the design features with respect to the cabin came from the J 41. As one of the largest regional turboprops in service today with a total seating capacity of 70 passengers, the J61 offers a spacious cabin with 4 abreast seating and built in arm rests for window seat passengers, a throwback to the J41.

Capabilities of the Jetstream J61

The J 61 was intended to be used as a high capacity regional turboprop, as such its top speed and range were rather limited. Limited to 250 knots, and 637 miles or range, what the J 61 lacked in performance, it more than made up in carrying capacity, during a time when most other turboprops were still limited to between 20-30 passengers.

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