Lehigh Valley Intl Airport Private Jet Charter Flights and Air Charter Service

Type: AIRPORT
Airport FAA Code: ABE
State: Pennsylvania
City: Allentown
Owned By: Lehigh Northampton A Auth
Address: 3311 Airport Rd Allentown, Pa 18109-3040

Charter a private jet to Lehigh Valley Intl

FBOs at the Lehigh Valley Intl Airport

To arrange an air charter flight from Allentown, call (888) 593-9066

Name	Address	Phone	Hours
Lehigh Valley Aviation Services	600 Hayden Circle Allentown, PA 18109,	1.610.266.7343	Sun-Sat 4am-10pm

Aircraft based at the Lehigh Valley Intl Airport.

The aircraft below are operated by Part 135 Air Carriers based at Allentown, and have been screened through Stratos Jets Approved Vendor Program to ensure safety. Please contact us at (888) 593-9066 for a quote on a charter flight from Allentown.

Aircraft

Category

Insurance

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Manufacture Year

Hourly Price

Lear 35	Bombardier	Lear 35 Jet Charter Information Learjet 35 executive jets an enduring favorite among business travelers that demand performance and comfort. The Lear 35 is one of a series of highly successful twin-engine executive jets produced by Bombardier. Like its predecessors and subsequent variants, it is one of the fastest light jets on the market, boasting cruise speeds that exceed 530mph. As one of the most wildly popular executive jets of its day, the Lear 35 enjoyed a production run that spanned more than two decades (1973-94). Part of that has to do with its uncanny range. The 35A, which replaced the Lear 35 in 1976, can fly 1,786 nautical miles non-stop. It can easily handle charter flights from Chicago to Phoenix without refueling. In fact, in 1976, legendary golfer Arnold Palmer used a Learjet 36—a variant of the 35 featuring increased fuel capacity—to establish a new round-the-world class record. He flew a total of 22,894 miles in just 57 hours, 25 minutes and 42 seconds! A maximum of eight passengers can travel in the Learjet 35’s cabin, which measures a snug: 12.9 feet long 4.9 feet wide 4.3 feet high With 40 cubic feet of baggage space, there’s enough to hold about eight standard-sized suitcases…	Light	$50,000,000	8	1976	$3750-$4600 1
Hawker 800A	Beechcraft/Raytheon	Hawker 800A Jet Charter Comfort, amenities and performance are hallmarks of any mid-sized business jet, and the Hawker 800A offers the complete package. With a lineage that dates back to 1962, the Hawker 800A is a member of one of the longest running, most successful business jet programs in the history of modern aviation. Originally designed and developed by British Aerospace, the 800A has been in production since the 1980’s. Now under the Beechcraft/Raytheon banner, this corporate jet still holds its own against newer models. That’s due in large part to its well-rounded nature, providing the ultimate in comfort, cabin room and range for a business jet of its size. Ideal for small groups of travelling executives, the Hawker 800A is equipped to handle eight passengers in well-appointed luxury. At 757 cubic feet, the cabin’s interior is spacious enough to allow headroom while standing. The seating array includes four club-style seats that are fully berthable. They also swivel 360 degrees, allowing for face-to-face meetings while in the air. A favorable power-to-weight ratio means the Hawker 800A needs just 5,032 feet of takeoff room. This makes it ideal for trips to smaller centres where airport sizes might be smaller. It also…	Mid	$100,000,000	8	1989	$4300-$5250 1
Lear 35	Bombardier	Lear 35 Jet Charter Information Learjet 35 executive jets an enduring favorite among business travelers that demand performance and comfort. The Lear 35 is one of a series of highly successful twin-engine executive jets produced by Bombardier. Like its predecessors and subsequent variants, it is one of the fastest light jets on the market, boasting cruise speeds that exceed 530mph. As one of the most wildly popular executive jets of its day, the Lear 35 enjoyed a production run that spanned more than two decades (1973-94). Part of that has to do with its uncanny range. The 35A, which replaced the Lear 35 in 1976, can fly 1,786 nautical miles non-stop. It can easily handle charter flights from Chicago to Phoenix without refueling. In fact, in 1976, legendary golfer Arnold Palmer used a Learjet 36—a variant of the 35 featuring increased fuel capacity—to establish a new round-the-world class record. He flew a total of 22,894 miles in just 57 hours, 25 minutes and 42 seconds! A maximum of eight passengers can travel in the Learjet 35’s cabin, which measures a snug: 12.9 feet long 4.9 feet wide 4.3 feet high With 40 cubic feet of baggage space, there’s enough to hold about eight standard-sized suitcases…	Light	$50,000,000	8	1980	$3750-$4600 1
Lear 35	Bombardier	Lear 35 Jet Charter Information Learjet 35 executive jets an enduring favorite among business travelers that demand performance and comfort. The Lear 35 is one of a series of highly successful twin-engine executive jets produced by Bombardier. Like its predecessors and subsequent variants, it is one of the fastest light jets on the market, boasting cruise speeds that exceed 530mph. As one of the most wildly popular executive jets of its day, the Lear 35 enjoyed a production run that spanned more than two decades (1973-94). Part of that has to do with its uncanny range. The 35A, which replaced the Lear 35 in 1976, can fly 1,786 nautical miles non-stop. It can easily handle charter flights from Chicago to Phoenix without refueling. In fact, in 1976, legendary golfer Arnold Palmer used a Learjet 36—a variant of the 35 featuring increased fuel capacity—to establish a new round-the-world class record. He flew a total of 22,894 miles in just 57 hours, 25 minutes and 42 seconds! A maximum of eight passengers can travel in the Learjet 35’s cabin, which measures a snug: 12.9 feet long 4.9 feet wide 4.3 feet high With 40 cubic feet of baggage space, there’s enough to hold about eight standard-sized suitcases…	Light	$75,000,000	8	1983	$3750-$4600 1
Hawker 800A	Beechcraft/Raytheon	Hawker 800A Jet Charter Comfort, amenities and performance are hallmarks of any mid-sized business jet, and the Hawker 800A offers the complete package. With a lineage that dates back to 1962, the Hawker 800A is a member of one of the longest running, most successful business jet programs in the history of modern aviation. Originally designed and developed by British Aerospace, the 800A has been in production since the 1980’s. Now under the Beechcraft/Raytheon banner, this corporate jet still holds its own against newer models. That’s due in large part to its well-rounded nature, providing the ultimate in comfort, cabin room and range for a business jet of its size. Ideal for small groups of travelling executives, the Hawker 800A is equipped to handle eight passengers in well-appointed luxury. At 757 cubic feet, the cabin’s interior is spacious enough to allow headroom while standing. The seating array includes four club-style seats that are fully berthable. They also swivel 360 degrees, allowing for face-to-face meetings while in the air. A favorable power-to-weight ratio means the Hawker 800A needs just 5,032 feet of takeoff room. This makes it ideal for trips to smaller centres where airport sizes might be smaller. It also…	Mid	$100,000,000	8	1995	$4300-$5250 1
Lear 35	Bombardier	Lear 35 Jet Charter Information Learjet 35 executive jets an enduring favorite among business travelers that demand performance and comfort. The Lear 35 is one of a series of highly successful twin-engine executive jets produced by Bombardier. Like its predecessors and subsequent variants, it is one of the fastest light jets on the market, boasting cruise speeds that exceed 530mph. As one of the most wildly popular executive jets of its day, the Lear 35 enjoyed a production run that spanned more than two decades (1973-94). Part of that has to do with its uncanny range. The 35A, which replaced the Lear 35 in 1976, can fly 1,786 nautical miles non-stop. It can easily handle charter flights from Chicago to Phoenix without refueling. In fact, in 1976, legendary golfer Arnold Palmer used a Learjet 36—a variant of the 35 featuring increased fuel capacity—to establish a new round-the-world class record. He flew a total of 22,894 miles in just 57 hours, 25 minutes and 42 seconds! A maximum of eight passengers can travel in the Learjet 35’s cabin, which measures a snug: 12.9 feet long 4.9 feet wide 4.3 feet high With 40 cubic feet of baggage space, there’s enough to hold about eight standard-sized suitcases…	Light	$50,000,000	8	1980	$3750-$4600 1
Lear 35	Bombardier	Lear 35 Jet Charter Information Learjet 35 executive jets an enduring favorite among business travelers that demand performance and comfort. The Lear 35 is one of a series of highly successful twin-engine executive jets produced by Bombardier. Like its predecessors and subsequent variants, it is one of the fastest light jets on the market, boasting cruise speeds that exceed 530mph. As one of the most wildly popular executive jets of its day, the Lear 35 enjoyed a production run that spanned more than two decades (1973-94). Part of that has to do with its uncanny range. The 35A, which replaced the Lear 35 in 1976, can fly 1,786 nautical miles non-stop. It can easily handle charter flights from Chicago to Phoenix without refueling. In fact, in 1976, legendary golfer Arnold Palmer used a Learjet 36—a variant of the 35 featuring increased fuel capacity—to establish a new round-the-world class record. He flew a total of 22,894 miles in just 57 hours, 25 minutes and 42 seconds! A maximum of eight passengers can travel in the Learjet 35’s cabin, which measures a snug: 12.9 feet long 4.9 feet wide 4.3 feet high With 40 cubic feet of baggage space, there’s enough to hold about eight standard-sized suitcases…	Light	$50,000,000	8	1985	$3750-$4600 1
Citation V	Cessna	Citation V Jet Charter The Cessna Citation V delivers a high standard of private jet services that stand out in the light-jet class. The Cessna Citation V (and later the Citation Ultra) luxury jet was developed in light of the growing demand for increased cabin space for those using private jet services. The Citation V is a stretched version of the Citation II, boasting 406 cubic feet of cabin space, with an additional 67 cubic feet for storage. This charter jet also features an enclosed cabin and boasts a range of 1,961 nautical miles. Typically, the Citation V has the capacity to seat up to eight passengers comfortably. It has the ability to fly non-stop from Van Nuys, Cali. direct to Seattle, Wash. The Citation V is a lasting example of Cessna's ability to continually evolve an existing airframe into a market-leading workhorse. Based on the immensely popular Citation II, which entered production in 1977, the Citation V took over in the late 1980’s and carried on into the 90’s. It features several important upgrades over the Citation II: Slightly stretched fuselage Plush interior More efficient high-speed wing More powerful engines Advanced avionics suite Citation V Provides Exemplary Light Private Jet…	Light	$100000000	7	1991	$3750-$4600 1
Citation II	Cessna	Citation II Jet Charter When it entered the market, Cessna Citation II corporate jets redefined how the business aviation community viewed private jet travel. Produced by Cessna, the Citation II is a legend in the world of light corporate jets. Also knows as the Citation 550 and 551, it provides more cabin space and longer range than other charter jets in its class. With a 16-year production run, the Citation II remains Cessna’s best-selling private jet to date. Cessna introduced the Citation II as a result of the rapidly growing demand for light business jets in the 1980s. Although a light jet, it has the ability to climb up to 43,000 feet, well above any inclement weather. And with a climb rate of just over 3,000 feet per minute, you’ll reach a comfortable cruise altitude quickly. Some of its other key performance specs include: Cruise speed: 464mph Range: 1,930 nautical miles Minimum takeoff distance: 3,450 feet With more room and improved range, this light jet has helped redefine the capabilities of the light jet class. Typical seating configuration allows for two crew members and seven passengers to be seated comfortably. These twin-engine corporate jets are a smart choice for executives who…	Light	$50,000,000	7	1988	$3750-$4600 1
Citation Excel	Cessna	The Citation Excel Delivers Exceptional Value and Performance for Private Jet Charter Flights To say the Citation Excel was one of the more popular mid-size business jets is a bit of an understatement. When word got out that American-based Cessna Corporation was working on the Excel project, they had received more than 200 orders for the luxury private jet by the time it was fully certified by the FAA in 1998. Produced in Cessna’s manufacturing facility in Wichita, Kansas, crews were completing an aircraft every three days to keep up with demand during peak production. A smaller version of the Citation X, which is a super-midsize jet, the Excel carries up to eight passengers comfortably in an executive configuration. While its shares characteristics of a light jet, the Excel punches above its weight in terms of cabin space. It boasts 583 cubic feet of space. There’s an additional 79 cubic feet of storage space. Anyone who charters Excel business jets will have peace of mind knowing this aircraft is capable of cruising at a service ceiling of 45,000 feet. This allows pilots to soar above turbulent weather, providing passengers with smooth, worry-free flights. The Excel also boasts a plush interior, surrounding its occupants in luxury.…	Mid	$100000000	8	2002	$4300-$5250 1
Lear 55	Bombardier	Book a private flight on a Lear 55 and receive a nice combination of comfort, range and economy The Lear 55B/55C charter plane is regarded as one of the best private jets in its class. This elite mid-sized business jet is produced by Canadian-based multinational Bombardier. A pioneer in private jet aviation, Learjet built the Lear 55 to be competitive in the market. Drawing on its rich history in aerospace innovation, Bombardier infused the 55 with proven features and amenities, then added cutting-edge technology to give it a leg up on the competition. Performance, comfort and safety are some of the must-have features of the best private jets, and the Lear 55 delivers them all. With its six-foot wide, stand-up cabin, passengers will find the 55 roomier than comparable mid-size business jets. There’s room to comfortably seat six executives in sublime comfort, but the cabin can also be configured to host as many as 10 passengers when needed. The cabin typically features a configuration that includes a: Club arrangement Side-facing bench Additional aft seat Other helpful amenities include a flushing lavatory and refreshment center. The Lear 55 boasts a climb rate of 4,059 ft/min and a cruise altitude of 43,000 feet. This makes it one of…	Mid	$50,000,000	7	1982	$4300-$5250 1
Lear 60	Bombardier	The Lear 60 private jet plane boasts one of the best climb rates and cruise speeds in the mid-size business jet market. It would be difficult to find a longer-range, faster private jet plane than a Learjet 60. Produced by Bombardier Aerospace Company, a Canadian multi-national corporation, the 60 is the premier mid-sized business jet in Learjet line. The Learjet 60 is perhaps most notable for its time-to-climb performance, ascending to 43,000 feet in just 18.5 minutes at maximum weight. The two powerful Pratt and Whitney PW305A Turbofans propel the Lear 60 to cruise speeds of 466 mph, challenging all other mid-size aircraft. Combined with a range of 2,405 NM, the Lear 60 is the perfect choice for business executives who require a private jet plane that provides quick transcontinental air travel. It’s regularly used for air charter services from New York to Dallas, and anywhere in between. The Lear 60 is also a commendable choice for travelers who like to move around in impeccable comfort and style. The 17-foot, stand-up cabin makes business executives forget they’re on a charter jet. Configuration of this private jet plane provides seating for up to seven passengers, plus two crew members. There’s plenty…	Mid		9	2001	$4300-$5250 1
Challenger 300	Bombardier	Charter Challenger 300 luxury private jets Bombardier's Challenger 300 offers true coast-to-coast performance in the super-midsize class. Business executives who need to the ability to fly coast-to-coast nonstop often charter Challenger 300 luxury jets. With an impressive range of 3,065 nautical miles and cruise speeds of up to 528 mph, this super-midsize business jet will transport you where you need to go quickly and comfortably. Developed in 1999, and previously branded the Bombardier Continental, this executive business jet was renamed Challenger 300 in 2002. This twin-engine business jet is also capable of handling transcontinental itineraries for those who work (or adventure) internationally. For instance, our clients frequently charter Challenger 300 jets for overseas missions, such as: New York to London New York to Bogota Paris to Halifax Los Angeles to Honolulu Challenger 300 Luxury Private Jets a Top Choice of Executives Stretching more than seven feet, the Challenger 300 features one of the widest cabins of any private jet in its class. This spacious cabin is typically configured for eight passengers and two crewmembers, making these luxury private jets sophisticated and extremely comfortable. It offers unmatched room in which to conference and work (or simply relax). Depending on your itinerary, the Challenger 300’s well-equipped…	Mid	$200000000	8	2007	$4300-$5250 1
Lear 45	Bombardier	Lear 45 Jet Charter For executives who want a comfortable, proven plane charter with 8 individual club seats, the Lear 45 checks all the boxes. The Learjet 45 (along with the 45XR, a newer variant that features increased range) is a light plane charter produced by Learjet, a Bombardier Aerospace Company. With its two powerful Honeywell TFE731-20-BR engines, the Lear 45 has a tremendous range of 1,710 nautical miles and reaches cruise speeds in excess of 533 mph. The Lear 45 can soar at an altitude of 51,000 feet, well over any inclement weather, and boasts a climb at a rate of 2,466 feet per minute. The Lear 45XR dominates the light category in terms of overall performance. It has the power to fly farther and at faster speeds with more passengers than any other charter plane in its class. Bombardier didn’t scrimp on the Lear 45’s cabin either. It offers business executives and luxury travellers a spacious and comfortable place to relax and enjoy their flight (or conduct business on the go). Configured to seat up to eight passengers, the Lear 45’s interior features: Double-club seating Fine leather upholstery 410 cubic feet of space Fold-down tables Quiet interior (lower than 72dB) Flat-floor cabin…	Light	$100000000	9	2001	$3750-$4600 1
Hawker 800XP	Beechcraft/Raytheon	The mid-sized Hawker 800XP, is a highly desirable private jet, offering the best in convenience, comfort and luxury. The Hawker 800XP is one of the most successful private jets British Aerospace has ever developed. A mid-sized executive jet that was manufactured by Beechcraft/Raytheon, this third-generation business jet has the speed (460 mph) and range (up to 2,900 NM) to quickly whisk travelers on coast-to-coast North American trips without stopping. Capable of seating eight executives in comfort (to a maximum of 12 passengers), the Hawker 800XP is ideal for those looking for private planes that offer a high standard of luxury and comfort. While different seating arrangements are possible, the typical layout features: Four seats arranged club-style Three-seat divan One forward-facing seat Hawker 800XP A Star in Mid-Sized Class Requiring a takeoff distance as little as 5,100 feet, these luxury private jets can access smaller airports and runways that larger aircraft can’t. It also makes them useful for both international travel and short-range missions. Other useful features of the Hawker 800XP include: Spacious cabin with stand-up headroom Sound dampening for a quiet ride Fully berthable seats for added comfort Full lavatory 48 cubic feet of storage capacity In terms of safety, the…	Mid	$200000000	8	1999	$4300-$5250 1
Hawker 800A	Beechcraft/Raytheon	Hawker 800A Jet Charter Comfort, amenities and performance are hallmarks of any mid-sized business jet, and the Hawker 800A offers the complete package. With a lineage that dates back to 1962, the Hawker 800A is a member of one of the longest running, most successful business jet programs in the history of modern aviation. Originally designed and developed by British Aerospace, the 800A has been in production since the 1980’s. Now under the Beechcraft/Raytheon banner, this corporate jet still holds its own against newer models. That’s due in large part to its well-rounded nature, providing the ultimate in comfort, cabin room and range for a business jet of its size. Ideal for small groups of travelling executives, the Hawker 800A is equipped to handle eight passengers in well-appointed luxury. At 757 cubic feet, the cabin’s interior is spacious enough to allow headroom while standing. The seating array includes four club-style seats that are fully berthable. They also swivel 360 degrees, allowing for face-to-face meetings while in the air. A favorable power-to-weight ratio means the Hawker 800A needs just 5,032 feet of takeoff room. This makes it ideal for trips to smaller centres where airport sizes might be smaller. It also…	Mid	$100000000	8	1992	$4300-$5250 1
Beechcraft King Air 200	Beechcraft/Raytheon	Charter King Air 200 Turboprop FlightsMany in the civilian aviation industry consider the Beechcraft King Air 200 series to be the best ever built by the American-based company. To date, Beechcraft has built more than 2,000 of them (including all variants), making it the most popular turboprop business plane of all time. Launched in 1974, the 200 was based on the King Air 100, except that it featured:Stretched fuselageIncreased cabin sizeNew T-tailWider wing spanHigher MTOWAdditionally, Beech outfitted the 200 with more powerful Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6-42 engines. In essence, the King Air 200, originally dubbed the ‘Super King Air,’ was a response to the demand and need for increased capacity in the King Air 90. The result was a twin-engine airplane that went on to dominate the turboprop charter market (it still does to this day). Our clients like to charter King Air 200 turboprops because they offer a blend of speed and range. They have the ability to hit speeds of 333 mph and can cruise about 1,800 nautical miles. Furthermore, this aircraft can take off from runways as short as 2,579 feet. This is virtually impossible for most light and midsize jets, which gives it a major advantage when it comes to…	Turbo-Prop	$50000000	9	1980	$2000-$2450 1

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Runway Information for Lehigh Valley Intl Airport

The Lehigh Valley Intl Airport has multiple runways. To arrange a private jet charter flight at Allentown contact Stratos Jet Charters at (888) 593-9066

ID	Length	Width	Surface	Condition	Elevation
06/24	7600	150	Asphalt	Good	393
13/31	5797	150	Asphalt	Good	383

Hourly rates for private jets in Allentown

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Turbo-Props: 1500-1900/hr
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Light Jets: 2000-2750/hr
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Mid-Size Jets 2800-3750/hr

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