Aircraft
Turboprop Empty Leg Flights
Turboprop aircraft are propeller-driven by gas turbine engines. They cruise around 250-350 knots, accept shorter and rougher runways than jets, and operate at a lower hourly cost — best for 1-2 hour regional missions and access to remote airfields jets cannot reach. SkyAccess tracks 409 active turboprop across 189 certified charter operators, with 12 upcoming empty legs on this category.
Turboprop on SkyAccess
- Models
- 44
- Active aircraft
- 409
- Operators
- 189
- Upcoming legs
- 12
Turboprop Models (44)
- Aviator TP6001×1,050 nm range
- Beechcraft King Air 2502×8 seats · 1,720 nm range
- Beechcraft King Air 3006×6 seats · 1,761 nm range
- Beechcraft King Air 350i5×6 seats · 1,806 nm range
- Beechcraft King Air B1001×7 seats · 1,325 nm range
- Beechcraft King Air C90GTi6×8 seats · 1,100 nm range
- Beechcraft King Air F90-1
Operators flying turboprop (189)
Members only
Upcoming Turboprop Empty Legs
- Oct 7, 2026CaldwellCLD
- Oct 7, 2026FWALUK
- Oct 7, 2026FWADPA
- Oct 7, 2026TPAECP
- Oct 7, 2026MHRLVK
- Oct 7, 2026MYF
Fleet in this category
Members only
Specific tail numbers and operator detail for turboprop in this category are available to members and on request. Operator identity is kept confidential.
Contact us to access →Frequently asked about turboprop empty legs
- How much does a turboprop empty leg flight cost?
- Turboprop empty leg pricing varies by route, operator, and time to departure. Typical savings are 25 to 75% below a comparable full charter on the same aircraft category, with the deepest discounts inside the 72-hour window before departure, where same-day inventory routinely clears at the deep end of that range.
- How many turboprop empty legs are available right now?
- SkyAccess currently has 12 live turboprop empty leg flights from 189 certified charter operators. Inventory turns over hourly as operators publish new positioning legs and existing legs are booked.
- What turboprop models fly on SkyAccess?
- SkyAccess indexes 44 turboprop models across partner operators, with tail-number-level detail on each. Each operator's profile shows the specific aircraft assigned, year of manufacture, and current FAA registration status.
- Are turboprop empty legs operated under a charter certificate?
- Yes. Every turboprop empty leg on SkyAccess is operated under an active air carrier certificate (Part 135 in the U.S., or the equivalent authority abroad), by the same crew, with the same maintenance and safety oversight as a full charter on the same aircraft. The discount comes from schedule constraints, not from a different operating standard.