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The Evolution of a Midsize Workhorse

The Hawker 850XP is the refined descendant of the legendary 800 series, designed to offer the perfect balance of cabin comfort, range, and cost-efficiency. Introduced in 2006, it was the first Hawker to feature factory-installed winglets, which improved hot-and-high performance and increased climb rates. It was built for the corporate department that required a "no-nonsense" aircraft capable of transcontinental missions while maintaining the rugged durability for which the British Aerospace-derived airframe is famous.

Why the 850XP Remains a Charter Favorite

The 850XP wins on cabin volume and reliability. It features a "true" midsize cabin that is wider and taller than many of its contemporaries, providing a spacious environment for up to eight passengers. The "winning" feature is its ability to operate out of shorter runways while carrying a full load, a feat made possible by its redesigned wing sections. For the owner, the 850XP offers a proven, low-risk platform with a massive global support network, making it one of the most practical investments in the pre-owned market.

Rugged Performance and Comfort

The Hawker 850XP stands as a staple of the midsize category, blending a spacious, stand-up cabin with dependable transcontinental reach. It accommodates up to eight passengers in a double-club configuration featuring a full refreshment center and an aft lavatory. Powered by two Honeywell TFE731-5BR engines, the 850XP cruises at 448 knots with an NBAA IFR range of 2,642 nautical miles. The Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 avionics suite provides pilots with enhanced situational awareness through four large display screens, ensuring safe and efficient operations across every mission.