Hawker 700A

A classic arrangement

The reference catalog describes an eight-passenger layout within a cabin approximately 6.49 metres long. It also lists a wardrobe, lavatory and space for passengers’ belongings. Consider how the group will use the room: a meeting, a quiet family flight and a short transfer may call for different seating preferences.

Look beyond the model

Ask for current cabin photographs, the refurbishment date and confirmation of the equipment that matters to you. On a mature aircraft type, upholstery, lighting, entertainment and connectivity should be checked individually. An attractive exterior image is only the beginning of assessing whether the offered aircraft suits your expectations.

Keep the brief precise

The published range is a catalog reference rather than a promise of nonstop capability. Provide passenger numbers, luggage and preferred airports at the outset. A clear brief allows an operator to assess the actual aircraft, route and reserves, and makes comparison with an 800XP or 900XP much more meaningful.

Make the cabin yours.

Tell us your route, number of passengers and luggage requirements. If sleeping, a private meeting or dining together matters, include it in your brief so the proposed aircraft can be assessed against the way you want to travel.

Discuss the Hawker 700A for your journey