Sabreliner 60 Overview
AIRCRAFT CLASS
Midsize Jets
MAKER
North American Aviation/ Rockwell International
ACQUISITION COST
$297,000 - $363,000
YEAR OF MANUFACTURE
1967 - 1978
Buyers who want a private jet which will provide them with speed, comfort in-flight, and an overall quality ride don't have a hard time deciding they'll look for a Sabreliner 60 for sale. The Sabreliner 60 dates its roots back to the early 1960s as a military aircraft which the commercial version was derived from.
Sabreliner 60 Cabin Experience
The Sabreliner 60 is capable of transporting 6 passengers and two crew members. It provides those inside with plenty of legroom, a highlight for the longer trips. The aircraft includes an enclosed lavatory at the aft end of the nearly 50ft long fuselage, which is paired with a nearly 45ft wingspan.
Total cabin space is just over 340 cubic feet, just over 190 of which is dedicated to the passenger seating area. The cabin is nearly 20ft long, 5ft wide, and just over 4ft tall. The entry door falls just below 5ft tall and baggage has a dedicated area of over 40 cubic feet of space inside the cabin.
Sabreliner 60 Mission Profile
Customers who buy a Sabreliner 60 are focused on a fast, luxurious, comfortable ride. This aircraft can get business people to and from major cities with ease. It's avionics system increases the level of safety so that travelers are ensured they're getting to their destination safely. About 130 of the type were produced, all highlighting the advanced wing design which provides the speed needed to transport passengers to and from their destinations, efficiently.
Sabreliner 60 Interior
SEATS
6-8
CABIN VOLUME
449 cu. ft.
CABIN DIMENSIONS
19' x 5'3" x 4'6"
MAX PAYLOAD
1700 lbs
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Sabreliner 60 Cost to Own
Acquisition cost for the Sabreliner 60 typically ranges from $330,000-$335,000. This falls below the competing Falcon 20 ($449,000-$451,000) and the Lear 55 ($874,000-$876,000). When factoring in market depreciation to its annual cost, the Sabreliner 60 falls between $1.8 million-$1.9 million, which is around $100,000 more than the Lear 55, and roughly the same amount less than the Falcon 20.
Sabreliner 60 Operating Cost
Sabreliner 60 direct operating cost is just above $3,000 per flight hour. This price is lower than the Falcon by about $400, and higher than the Lear by around $100. Annual fixed cost for the Sabreliner 60 is just below $500,000, which is a small margin cheaper than the bottom of the range set by the competition.
Sabreliner 60 Performance
CRUISE SPEED
430 MPH
FUEL BURN
350 gal/hr
TYPICAL CHARTER RATE
$2,700 - $3,300 per hour
The Sabreliner 60 is a reliable and durable aircraft which is what attracts customers to it who are looking for private aircraft for sale. The space allotted for passengers is a nice feature, necessary for the longer trips of commuting business people. This military-derived twin-engine has been around for decades because it's one people can count on.
Sabreliner 60 Engines
The Sabreliner 60 is equipped with two Pratt & Whitney Canada JT12A-8 powerplants which have thrust capability of 3,300lbs and optional thrust reversers. The Sabreliner 60 has a max cruise speed of 428kts, which rounds in at around 30-60kts slower than the Falcon 20 and Lear 55, respectively.
The aircraft can land and takeoff in the following field lengths:
- FAR-91: 2,750ft
- FAR-135: 3,437ft
- FAR-121: 4,583ft
Sabreliner 60 Payload
Max payload for the Sabreliner 60 is 1,700lbs, equivalent to that of the Falcon 20, with the potential to reach nearly 950nm, less than that of the Falcon 20 by around 500nm. The Lear 55 carries a substantial amount more for an additional 200nm compared to the Sabreliner 60.
Sabreliner 60 Range
At long-range cruise, the Sabreliner 60 has a range of nearly 1,060nm with a typical passenger load. The Falcon 20 flies an additional 400nm while the Lear 55 reaches nearly 2,000nm.
Sabreliner 60 Specifications
| Sabreliner 60 General Info | |
|---|---|
| Aircraft Class | Midsize Jets |
| Aircraft Manufacturer | North American Aviation/ Rockwell International |
| Aircraft Year of Manufacture | 1967 - 1978 |
| Sabreliner 60 Financial Data | |
| Acquisition Cost | $297,000 - $363,000 |
| Variable Cost | $2,742 - $3,352/hr |
| Annual Cost | $1,687,474 - $2,062,468 |
| Fixed Cost | $49,771 - $447,937 |
| Market Depreciation | $22,000 |
| Retail Charter Rate | $2,700 - $3,300/hr |
| Average Charter Rate | $3,000/hr |
| Sabreliner 60 Performance Data | |
| Fuel Burn | 350 gal/hr |
| Max Cruise | 430 MPH |
| Max Takeoff Weight | 20,200 lbs |
| Basic Operating Weight | 12,100 lbs |
| Max Payload | 1,700 lbs |
| Sabreliner 60 Cabin Details | |
| Cabin Dimensions | 19' x 5'3" x 4'6" |
| Cabin Volume | 449 cu. ft. |
| Seat Count | 6-8 |
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