Hawker 750

With 551 cubic feet of total cabin volume, the Hawker 750 offers a midsize interior designed around the way professionals actually travel. Fold-out work surfaces and adjustable leather seating give every passenger room to review a contract or hold a confidential conversation without interruption. The layout favors substance — clean sightlines and controlled lighting in a cabin wide enough to move comfortably between seats. Behind the main cabin, a dedicated baggage compartment remains accessible throughout the flight. Garment bags and presentation materials stay within reach from departure to arrival, keeping your belongings organized and ready for the moment you land.

Twin engines producing 4,750 pounds of thrust each give the Hawker 750 a normal cruise speed of 430 knots — fast enough to connect New York and Miami in roughly two and a half hours. A 3,500-foot-per-minute climb rate brings the aircraft to cruising altitude swiftly, settling into smoother air well above most commercial traffic.

The Hawker 750’s service ceiling of 41,000 feet places it above turbulent weather patterns, delivering a quieter, more consistent ride. Cabin pressurization rated at 8.6 psi maintains a comfortable environment even at top altitude, reducing fatigue on longer legs. With a 2,200-nautical-mile range, the Hawker 750 connects major U.S. business hubs nonstop and reaches deep into the Caribbean and Latin America.

The Hawker 750 utilizes the Rockwell-Collins Pro Line 21 suite, an integrated avionics system designed to enhance a wide range of business and commercial and military aircraft. Information including turbulence-detection weather radar, navigation charts, and maps are displayed across four 8×10-inch AMLCD screens. There’s also an Enhanced Ground Proximity Warning System, Traffic alert and Collision Avoidance System, and Engine Indicating System.