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Vulkan Air offers a variety of passenger aircraft for charter, to link our clients, whether it be groups, individuals or business executives, with their required destinations - game lodges, holiday resorts, remote and inaccessible places. Our 33-seater SAAB 340 regional airliners are available to accommodate larger groups where scheduled airlines do not operate. All charters are specifically arranged around the customer's requirements and time schedule. Short notice executive flights in our light business jet can be arranged for the 'out of town' meeting.
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SAAB 340A |
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| The low-wing, twin-turboprop 340A was designed to service major airline hubs as well as operating on regional point-to-point routes. Today the Saab 340 is one of the world's most popular regional aircraft in the 20 to 39 seat category. It features a pressurised, stand up cabin, ideal for medium sized charter groups. |
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SAAB 340 B |
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| The 340B was introduced in 1994 to improve on the 340A's payload/range performance. It features different engines and increased tailplane span. |
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Metro 23 |
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| The Metro is one of the most popular commuter aircraft in the class up to 20 seats. The fact that the aircraft is faster than its competition and that it is pressurized makes it attractive to commuter airlines. The large rear door makes the aircraft well suited for cargo operators as well. |
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Citation I |
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| The Cessna Citation I is a small, reliable and economical executive jet with a short-range capability, which seats up to six passengers. The Citation I can fly up to 400 mph at 40000 feet. |
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Learjet 35 |
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| The Lear 35 is a small cabin business jet, which has a superb range of 4,000km and can transport eight passengers in comfort, quickly and economically. |
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Beech 1900C |
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| The Beech 1900 series was introduced in 1984 and has since become one of the world's most popular regional aircraft. The 1900 series includes the 1900C and the newer 1900D, both of which accommodate 19 passengers. |
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Baron 55 |
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| The Baron 55 is a twin-engine piston prop with an un-pressurised cabin, ideal for short range flights. |
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