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Aircraft class

Turboprop Charter & Empty Legs

1,637 available flights · typically 6–9 passengers

* Total price incl. 10% service fee, converted to your selected currency. Price subject to operator confirmation.

Turboprop: prices, range, models

Passengers
typically 6–9
Range
1,500–3,000 km
Available
1,637

Turboprops such as the Pilatus PC-12 or King Air are economical and handle very short runways, ideal for islands and mountain airfields.

They are slower than jets, which matters little on short routes.

Typical use: Short routes, small airfields, islands.

A turboprop typically costs €1,900–3,200 per flight hour on a regular charter, plus airport and handling fees. Empty legs in this class are usually much cheaper but tied to a fixed route and date.

We recorded 9,637 empty legs in this class over the last 18 months. Current prices are shown on each flight above.

Turboprop FAQ

How many passengers fit in a turboprop?

Typically 6–9 passengers, depending on model and cabin layout.

How far can a turboprop fly?

Usually 1,500–3,000 km nonstop; payload and wind reduce range in practice.

How much does a turboprop cost per hour?

Typically €1,900–3,200 per flight hour on a regular charter (industry figures, depending on model, season and region). For a specific route, the cost calculator adds up flight time and fees. Empty legs usually cost much less.

Which models are turboprops?

Most common in our empty legs: Pilatus PC-12, Pilatus PC 12, PC 12, Pilatus PC-12 NG, PC 12 NG, Pilatus PC 12 NG.