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Air Taxi - FAQ's

 

Q Can air taxis operate into any airfield or airport?
A In good weather they can fly into most airfields but if the weather is poor (fog, low cloud etc.) only larger airports with radar and approach facilities can be used. All aircraft types have differing runway requirements and these are also affected by weather.
Q What is the cost of an air taxi?
A The cost is worked out per flying hour plus landing and ground handling fees and waiting time. All flying time is included and will include the time taken to position to and from the aircraft's base. Hourly costs vary depending on the aircraft type and operating costs.
Q What luggage can be carried in an air taxi?
A

Luggage can be carried but space is limited and because of the size and shape of the luggage lockers canvas bags and small cases are preferred. Many piston engined aircraft have special lockers behind the engines, suitable for golf clubs or skis.

Air Taxi Aircraft Types

Piper Seneca
Carries up to four passengers. Cost £300-£400 per hour.
  Cessna 421
Carries up to six passengers. Cost £600-£650 per hour.
  Piper Navajo Chieftain
Carries up to eight passengers. Cost £500-£600 per hour.
Cessna 404
Carries up to ten passengers. Cost £600-£700  per hour.
Beech 90 King Air
Carries up to six passengers. Cost £700-£800 per hour.
  Cessna 441 Conquest
Carries up to eight passengers. Cost £800-£900 per hour.
  Beech 200 King Air
Carries up to eight passengers. Cost £850-£1000 per hour.

 

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