Hawker 4000

The Hawker 4000 is one of the best-kept secrets in the sky. While other manufacturers stuck to traditional metal construction, Hawker did something radical: they built the fuselage out of carbon fiber.

Hawker 4000

A Cabin Without Compromise

Because the Hawker 4000 was designed with modern materials, it avoids the “structural bulk” of older jets. This advanced “composite” design isn’t just a tech flex—it changes the entire feel of your flight. Because carbon fiber is incredibly strong and light, the cabin is noticeably quieter, and the air pressure can be kept closer to sea level. You’ll notice the difference when you land in Denver after a flight from Philadelphia, feeling energized rather than drained. The use of carbon fiber also translates to more room for you. A Hawker 4000 charter offers a true stand-up cabin where even the lavatory is full standing height—a rare luxury in this class.

Sleep on the Wing: The eight-passenger double-club seats are fully adjustable and can convert into flat beds for a mid-flight nap.
Bring Everything: The baggage area is enormous. Whether it’s golf clubs for a weekend in Scottsdale or skis for Aspen, you can access your gear directly from the cabin during the flight.
Award-Winning Heritage: It’s no surprise this aircraft was named an “Editor’s Choice” for the best business jet; it was designed to outperform every contemporary in its path.

While only 73 of these aircraft were ever made, they remain highly sought after by those “in the know.” A Hawker 4000 rental provides a unique blend of exclusivity and high-performance capability. With a range of nearly 3,300 nautical miles, it handles cross-country hops with a level of grace that feels decades ahead of its time. At Celebrity Jet Charter, we specialize in sourcing these rare gems and managing every detail—from the flight schedule to the ground transportation waiting for you on the tarmac. Our crews are experts on the Hawker platform, ensuring that your journey is as sophisticated as the aircraft itself.

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Manufacturer: Raytheon / Hawker Beechcraft

Model: Hawker 4000

Passengers (Typical): 8

Passengers (Max): 8

Pilots: 2

Range: 3283 nm

High Speed Cruise: 489 mph

Cabin Length: 25.00 ft.

Cabin Width: 6.5 ft.

Cabin Height: 6.0 ft.

Baggage Capacity (Interior): 19 cu ft.

Baggage Capacity (Exterior): 109 cu ft.

Max Takeoff Weight: 39,500 lbs

Service Ceiling: 41,000 ft.

Landing Distance: 4,373 ft.

Number Built: 0

Year Started: 2008

Year Ended: 0

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