HAWKER 900XP
Hawker 900XP: The Final Hawker
The 2008 Swan Song
In 2008, Hawker introduced the 900XP — the last Hawker 800 series aircraft and the final Hawker ever built. With Honeywell TFE731-50R engines (4,660 lbf), the 900XP offered better hot-and-high performance, improved efficiency, and the same classic cabin.
Specifications That Closed the Chapter
• Range: 5,217 km (2,818 nm) — the longest of the 800 series
• Speed: 826 km/h (446 knots) — faster than 800/850XP
• Capacity: 8 – 9 passengers in the final Hawker cabin
• Engines: TFE731-50R with digital controls — more efficient, lower emissions
• Production: Ended in 2013 with Hawker Beechcraft's bankruptcy

The 900XP was the Hawker 800 series perfected — the aircraft that took a 1960s design into the 21st century.
The Market Today
Pre-owned Hawker 900XP aircraft trade between $1.5M and $2.5M — premium pricing for the final Hawker. Operating costs: $2,200 – 2,800 per hour — the price of flying a legend.
The Verdict
The Hawker 900XP is the aircraft that closed the Hawker chapter. It took 50 years of British business aviation and gave it a dignified ending.

For the buyer seeking a 900XP, you're acquiring the last Hawker — the final evolution of aviation's longest-running business jet lineage.
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