Hawker 750

Hawker 750 Charter Jet

In 2006, Raytheon Aircraft Company introduced the Hawker 750 to the midsize jet market. Designed to offer enhanced comfort and additional baggage capacity, this model was built for clients seeking a spacious cabin without moving into the heavy jet class.

Hawker 750 Performance and Features

Range: 2,100 nautical miles (NBAA IFR, 4 passengers)
Cruising Altitude: Climbs to 37,000 feet in just 19 minutes
Engines: Twin Honeywell TFE731-5BR turbofans
Avionics: Collins Pro Line 21 flight deck

Cabin Comfort and Space

With a cabin height of 5.9 feet and width of 6.0 feet, the Hawker 750 delivers a generous cabin volume, identical to the popular Hawker 800 series. The aircraft also includes a heated external baggage compartment, adding 32 cubic feet to its storage for a total of 79 cubic feet—ideal for business trips or longer getaways.

Positioned between light and midsize jets, the Hawker 750 was designed to provide premium comfort in a segment often limited by space and capacity.

Charter the Hawker 750 with JetOptions

Though the Hawker 750 had a limited production run, select aircraft remain in charter service. At JetOptions, we offer access to these rare midsize jets, ensuring you enjoy a comfortable and efficient flight experience tailored to your needs.

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Hawker 750 FAQ

When was the Hawker 750 produced?

The Hawker 750 was produced between 2008 and 2012 by Raytheon Aircraft Company and Hawker Beechcraft. It was officially announced in 2006 as a new entry into the midsize business jet market.

How many Hawker 750 jets were made?

A total of 49 Hawker 750 aircraft were manufactured, making it one of the rarer models available for charter.

What makes the Hawker 750 different from the Hawker 800 series?

While the cabin dimensions are identical to the Hawker 800 series, the Hawker 750 features a heated external baggage compartment offering 32 additional cubic feet of luggage space. It was also marketed with the largest cabin in the light-mid category at its time.

Is the Hawker 750 still available for charter?

Yes, although production ended in 2012, select Hawker 750 aircraft remain in service and are available for limited private charter through JetOptions.

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