Biz-jet utilisation
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Biz-jet utilisation
Just doing some research for a client's business plan. Trying to get a handle on the average number of legs flown per month/year by a typical bizjet. I know, I know - "average", "typical", both a bit meaningless, but I'm just trying to get to a number that's not a pure guess. Anyone know how many legs a NetJets acft flies p/a (and would that be a good benchmark?) Any input welcome!
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NJA (or any fractional, for that matter) probably wouldn't be a good benchmark because they 1. have abnormally high utilization and 2. a high number of reposition legs.
We fly roughly 30 hours/mo in our CJ2+, with an average leg length around 370nm and average segment length of 1+15. Of course, our milkrun is a 550nm trip in 1+35 but a whole bunch of short 90-150nm segments skew our average lower.
We fly roughly 30 hours/mo in our CJ2+, with an average leg length around 370nm and average segment length of 1+15. Of course, our milkrun is a 550nm trip in 1+35 but a whole bunch of short 90-150nm segments skew our average lower.
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200 hours (max?) with 2-4 pax??? - sounds like my kind of planet!!!!!
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My two cents (or pennies):
I keep statistics of a Part 91 Citation Bravo in the company I fly, the boss like hard numbers and, closing the first semester of 2010 these is the data I have gathered:
AVERAGE TRIP TIME: 1.05 HOURS
AVERAGE FUEL BURN: 1268 PPH
AVERAGE FUEL BURN: 189.4 GPH
AVERAGE STAGE LENGTH: 335.0 NM
AVERAGE AIRSPEED (TAS): 319 KTS
TOTAL FLIGHTS GENERATED: 39 FLIGHTS
TOTAL PASSENGERS FLOWN: 373 PAX
TOTAL LEGS FLOWN: 131 SECTORS
AVERAGE OCCUPANCY: 2.85 PASSENGERS PER SECTOR
OCCUPANCY PER SECTOR: 40.7 %
PASSENGER MILES: 117 NAUTICAL MILES PER PASSENGER/SECTOR
DISPATCH RELIABILITY: 98.7 %
These are real time numbers, that defines our specific operation, but it should be more or less representative of a light jet flown in corporate operations.
Hope it helps.
I keep statistics of a Part 91 Citation Bravo in the company I fly, the boss like hard numbers and, closing the first semester of 2010 these is the data I have gathered:
AVERAGE TRIP TIME: 1.05 HOURS
AVERAGE FUEL BURN: 1268 PPH
AVERAGE FUEL BURN: 189.4 GPH
AVERAGE STAGE LENGTH: 335.0 NM
AVERAGE AIRSPEED (TAS): 319 KTS
TOTAL FLIGHTS GENERATED: 39 FLIGHTS
TOTAL PASSENGERS FLOWN: 373 PAX
TOTAL LEGS FLOWN: 131 SECTORS
AVERAGE OCCUPANCY: 2.85 PASSENGERS PER SECTOR
OCCUPANCY PER SECTOR: 40.7 %
PASSENGER MILES: 117 NAUTICAL MILES PER PASSENGER/SECTOR
DISPATCH RELIABILITY: 98.7 %
These are real time numbers, that defines our specific operation, but it should be more or less representative of a light jet flown in corporate operations.
Hope it helps.