
Turboprops charter in Brazil
Efficient on short hops and able to use short or unpaved runways that jets cannot.
- Models on charter
- 11
- Aircraft
- 253
- Operators
- 63
- Per hour
- R$16.8k to R$25.6k
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What is a turboprop?
A turboprop is an aircraft whose jet turbine engine turns a propeller. A large propeller moves a lot of air slowly, which is most efficient below about 725 km/h, so turboprops burn less fuel than jets on short trips but fly slower.
For charter that means a lower hourly rate, 6 to 9 seats and access to short runways, and on some models unpaved strips. Common models are the Pilatus PC-12, Beechcraft King Air 350 and King Air 200, and the Cessna Grand Caravan. They suit trips under about two hours, island hops and remote airstrips.
- Seats
- 6 to 9
- Non-stop range
- 1,000 to 1,800 nm
- Per flight hour
- R$16.8k to R$25.6k
- On charter in Brazil
- 253 aircraft, 11 models
Sources:Wikipedia: Turboprop

Where it sits among the sizes
Each bar is the non-stop range of the class, from its shortest-legged model to its longest. Seats and the hourly price move up with it.
- Turboprops6 to 9 seats1,000 to 1,800 nm non-stopR$16.8k to R$25.6kper flight hour
- Light jets4 to 8 seats1,100 to 2,100 nm non-stopR$23.6k to R$37kper flight hour
- Midsize jets7 to 9 seats2,000 to 2,600 nm non-stopR$33.7k to R$47.1kper flight hour
- Super-midsize jets8 to 10 seats3,000 to 4,000 nm non-stopR$43.8k to R$60.6kper flight hour
- Heavy jets10 to 19 seats4,000 to 7,700 nm non-stopR$60.6k to R$94.3kper flight hour
Every turboprop on charter in Brazil
11 models, most chartered first. The bar under each shows its range against the longest-legged turboprop here; figures are the manufacturers' published specifications.
Cessna Caravan / Grand Caravan
Beechcraft King Air C90 / E90 / F90
Full specifications on the model page
Beechcraft King Air 200 / 250
Piper Cheyenne
Full specifications on the model page
Embraer EMB 110 Bandeirante
Full specifications on the model page
Beechcraft King Air 350 / 300
Pilatus PC-12
Mitsubishi MU-2
Full specifications on the model page
Cessna SkyCourier
Full specifications on the model page
Piper Meridian / M600 / M700
Full specifications on the model page
Beechcraft 99
Full specifications on the model page
What it is like inside a turboprop
How big is the cabin?
4 ft 6 in (1.37 m) tall and 5 ft 4 in (1.63 m) wide: most adults stoop slightly in the aisle. The cabin runs 16 ft 9 in (5.10 m).
Drawn to scale from the height and width; the figure is 1.80 m tall.
Drawn for the Cessna Grand Caravan EX, the most chartered turboprop in Brazil whose cabin size we hold. Other models are listed with their cabin height above.

- Stand-up cabinNot usuallyHeights in the table above
- Pressurised cabinDepends on the aircraftThe PC-12 and King Air are; the Caravan is not, so it flies lower
- Enclosed lavatoryDepends on the aircraftOn some models only
- GalleyNot usuallySnacks and drinks
- Wi-FiDepends on the aircraftConfirmed for your tail
Every cabin is fitted out by its owner, so we confirm seats, beds and Wi-Fi for the actual aircraft on your quote.
Where a turboprop takes you non-stop from Brazil
Popular routes within the range of most turboprop models on charter here. Flight time is at long-range cruise; the price is flight time at R$16.8k to R$25.6k an hour.
- São Paulo to Fernando de Noronha1,446 nm5h 17mR$89k to R$135k
- São Paulo to Buenos Aires899 nm3h 24mR$57k to R$87k
- São Paulo to Punta del Este805 nm3h 05mR$52k to R$79k
- São Paulo to Salvador799 nm3h 03mR$51k to R$78k
- São Paulo to Trancoso and Porto Seguro607 nm2h 24mR$40k to R$61k
- São Paulo to Brasília471 nm1h 55mR$32k to R$49k
- Rio de Janeiro to Trancoso and Porto Seguro452 nm1h 51mR$31k to R$47k
- São Paulo to Florianópolis264 nm1h 13mR$20k to R$31k
One way, flight time only: the quote adds positioning, airport charges and any local taxes and airport fees. Headwinds or a full cabin can add a fuel stop on the longest routes.
Is a turboprop right for your trip?
Under about 2 hours: often the cheapest way to fly private.
Short or unpaved runways and islands: a turboprop goes where jets cannot.
Over about 2 hours, or weather you want to climb above: a light jet is faster and smoother.
per flight hour for the whole aircraft
- Flight time, at the hourly rate above
- Positioning, when the aircraft is based elsewhere
- Crew overnights, on trips of more than a day
- Airport, parking and handling charges
- Any local taxes and airport fees
The sizes either side
Turboprops operators in Brazil
Compare turboprops side by side
Range, speed, cabin, seats and price from checked sources.
Questions, answered
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Ask a specialistHow much does it cost to charter a turboprop in Brazil?+
About R$16.8k to R$25.6k per flight hour, before any local taxes and airport fees, positioning and airport charges.
How many turboprops are available to charter in Brazil?+
253 aircraft across 11 models with 63 operators.
How many people fit in a turboprop?+
Typically 6 to 9.
How far can a turboprop fly?+
1,000 to 1,800 nm non-stop, depending on passengers and winds.
Is a turboprop a jet?+
Its engine is a jet turbine, but the turbine turns a propeller instead of pushing the aircraft with its exhaust. In charter, turboprops are priced as their own class, below light jets.
Turboprop or jet: which is cheaper?+
Per hour, a turboprop is usually cheaper. On trips over about two hours a light jet's speed narrows the gap, because you pay for fewer hours.
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Every model of this size on charter, grouped by passenger seats.
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Manufacturers with aircraft on charter in Brazil, most first.
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