Hawker 800XP across South America: non-stop routes from São Paulo, flight times and what to consider

With a range of about 4,700 km and a cabin for up to 8 passengers, the Hawker 800XP links São Paulo non-stop with Buenos Aires in about 2h30, Santiago in about 3h40 and Lima in about 4h45 (approx.). It is a midsize jet built for business and leisure travel across South America. Below: non-stop routes from São Paulo, legs within Brazil, when a stop is needed, documents for international flights and the cabin.

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Non-stop routes from São Paulo (approx.)

Destination Straight-line distance Flight time
Asunción (Paraguay) about 1,110 km about 1h45
Punta del Este (Uruguay) about 1,490 km about 2h15
Montevideo (Uruguay) about 1,540 km about 2h20
Buenos Aires (Argentina) about 1,670 km about 2h30
Mendoza (Argentina) about 2,390 km about 3h25
Santiago (Chile) about 2,590 km about 3h40
Bariloche (Argentina) about 3,000 km about 4h10
Lima (Peru) about 3,460 km about 4h45
Bogotá (Colombia) about 4,340 km about 6h, at the limit of its range

Times assume an average cruise of about 780 km/h, plus climb and descent. For Bogotá, a non-stop flight depends on the number of passengers and the wind.

Legs within Brazil (approx.)

  • São Paulo–Salvador: about 1,480 km, in about 2h15.
  • São Paulo–Fortaleza: about 2,370 km, in about 3h20.
  • São Paulo–Manaus: about 2,700 km, in about 3h45.
A Hawker 800-family jet on the apron at night

When a stop is needed

For the United States and the Caribbean, such as Miami (about 6,590 km from São Paulo), the 800XP makes a technical stop to refuel. For Santiago and Mendoza, the jet crosses the Andes at cruising altitude, with a 41,000 ft ceiling.

Documents for international flights

  • Brazilians can use their national ID card in several Mercosur and associated countries; elsewhere, a passport is required.
  • Check the destination’s entry rules, including vaccinations where required.
  • International flights clear immigration and customs at the airport of entry; the operator handles the flight plan and permits.
Illustration of a business jet above the clouds

The 800XP cabin

The cabin seats up to 8 passengers, usually with club seating and a side divan, a lavatory and a baggage hold of about 1.36 m³. It is known for being quiet and for good headroom for a midsize jet.

FAQ: Hawker 800XP across South America

Can the Hawker 800XP fly São Paulo–Santiago non-stop?

Yes. It is about 2,590 km in about 3h40 (approx.), crossing the Andes at cruising altitude.

And Bogotá?

It is close to the range limit: with fewer passengers and a favourable wind it can be non-stop; otherwise the flight makes a stop.

How many passengers does the 800XP carry?

Up to 8.

Do I need a passport?

It depends on the destination: Brazilians can use their ID card in several Mercosur and associated countries; elsewhere, a passport.

How does it differ from the Hawker 850XP?

The 850XP adds winglets and slightly more range, about 4,890 km.

See also: Hawker 800: specifications · Hawker 850XP: specifications · Hawker 400XP, Phenom 300E or Citation CJ3 · Hawker 400XP: specifications

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