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Airliner
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2 pilots, 1 flight attendant
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Two Pratt & Whitney PW123C turboprops
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1989
The figures below summarize the performance and dimensions that matter most when you are matching an aircraft to a trip. They reflect typical configurations; exact numbers vary with weight, weather, and how a given aircraft is equipped.
With a maximum range of 1,972 nautical miles, the DHC-8-Q200 is perfectly suited for regional and cross-country itineraries, connecting cities such as Dallas to Denver, Toronto to New York, or London to Oslo non-stop with full cabins and generous baggage.| Its 290-knot high-speed cruise ensures efficient travel and competitive flight times on even the busiest regional routes.| Short takeoff and landing requirements—just over 3,300 feet for takeoff and 3,000 feet for landing—allow the Q200 to reach smaller and more exclusive airports, bringing passengers closer to their final destination and reducing overall door-to-door travel time.| Equipped with advanced noise suppression and robust systems, the Q200 delivers consistent, comfortable performance for groups demanding both speed and flexibility.
The Q200 offers a spacious, quiet cabin thoughtfully appointed for group comfort, featuring advanced noise-cancellation technology that sets it apart from traditional turboprops.| Seating is typically arranged in a two-by-two configuration, allowing for easy movement throughout the aisle and providing every passenger with a window or aisle seat.| Comfort amenities include plush seating, large windows for natural light, overhead storage, and a well-equipped lavatory.| A dedicated flight attendant ensures attentive service, while the generous baggage hold is ideal for golf clubs, skis, or equipment for adventure-filled getaways.| The refined interior, low vibration levels, and efficient climate control make every journey aboard the Q200 pleasant and productive for both business and leisure travelers.
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The DHC-8-Q200 is not designed for intercontinental or ultra-long-range flights, where large jets or widebody airliners excel, and its capacity is best suited for groups rather than solo flyers or couples. For regional journeys, corporate shuttles, or quick access to remote destinations, the Q200 offers the perfect blend of efficiency, comfort, and operational flexibility for groups seeking a private, tailored travel experience.
The DHC-8-Q200 seats up to 37 passengers in its standard configuration, with some layouts accommodating 39. Its flexible seating and spacious cabin make it ideal for executive groups, sports teams, and luxury travel parties.
Yes. The Q200 features a generous stand-up cabin with ample headroom, wide aisle space for movement, and a convenient aft lavatory, along with overhead storage for carry-ons and a large baggage hold for group luggage.
For most regional and cross-country flights, absolutely. The Q200 can cover popular routes such as Toronto to New York or Seattle to Denver non-stop with a full passenger load and room for baggage, making it a practical choice for luxury charters across North America and Europe.
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