Piston charter
Piston aircraft for short sectors and 3–6 passengers. The most affordable entry when a jet is not required — Alpine airfields, islands, factory runs.
Piston means: propeller, piston engine, low hourly cost. Sensible under about 800 km when you are three to six people and do not need a stand-up cabin jet. Hourly rates on request — these types are not on the Top 30 price list.
Aircraft in this class
Diamond DA62
Twin-engine piston aircraft on Jet-A1, up to seven seats. The most affordable entry when the sector is short and a jet is not required.
Diamond DA42 New Generation
Twin-engine piston aircraft on Jet-A1 with four seats. Efficient and safe on short sectors in Germany and Europe.
Cirrus SR22T G7
Single-engine high-performance piston aircraft with parachute (CAPS). Five seats, fast on short sectors in Germany and the Alps.
Cirrus SR22
Naturally aspirated SR22 alongside the SR22T G7. Single-engine with parachute (CAPS), four to five seats — not the turbo G7.
Piper PA-32R-301
Saratoga with retractable gear, club seating, six seats. Proven type for families and short charters when the budget is tight.
Vulcanair P68 TC Observer
Light piston twin with Observer cabin. Its own type, based in Courchevel — not the DA62.
Hourly rate is indicative
Call a Jet does not own an aircraft fleet. We source quotes from the broker network — a marketplace of more than 12,000 aircraft. Price depends on positioning, crew, slots and season. No membership, no minimum commitment.