DHC-8-314

Charter a DHC-8-314 for your next flight

The DHC-8-314 is a Turboprop that started rolling off the factory floor in 1992 and has been a reliable aircraft with private jet fliers ever since. Because the DHC-8-314 is a Turboprop, it is specifically designed for shorter trips and better access to smaller, regional airfields.

What is it like in the cabin of the DHC-8-314?

Similar to many of the aircraft in its category, the DHC-8-314 can accommodate as many as 56 passengers in a typical layout. The interior of the aircraft measures 183.7 feet long and 8.2 feet wide, with roughly 27 feet of room from floor to ceiling. This means someone up to about 6 ft 8 in can stand comfortably when getting on the DHC-8-314.

The DHC-8-314 can typically accommodate between 50 and 56 passengers, though cabin layout could differ from aircraft to aircraft. While individual tail numbers may vary when it comes to special features and amenities, the DHC-8-314 typically has enclosed lavatory. When it comes to space for your luggage, the DHC-8-314 has roughly 321.36377 cubic Ft of space for your bags.

How Fast Is The DHC-8-314? How Far Can The DHC-8-314 Fly?

The DHC-8-314 has a max speed of roughly 287 nautical miles per hour, which converts to about 330.3 miles per hour. This aircraft has a cruising altitude of about 25000 feet, which means it is typically flying below most commercial air traffic.

Similar to many aircraft in the Turboprop category, the DHC-8-314 has a range of about 1064 miles. This means that trips like Denver to Dallas or Los Angeles to Seattle are well within range.

How Much Does It Cost To Charter a DHC-8-314?

Private Jet Charter pricing is dependent on a variety of factors beyond the actual aircraft being flown, including where you are flying to, where you are departing from and how far in advance you are booking. For a detailed understanding of costs to book a DHC-8-314 for your next trip, request a quote and one of our Private Aviation Agents will be happy to help.