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HFB HFB 320 Hansa Jet, exterior
Midsize JetOut of production

Hamburger Flugzeugbau (MBB)

Range
1,280 nm
Max cruise
445 ktas
Max altitude
40,000 ft

01 · Basic info

HFB HFB 320 Hansa Jet

German business jet notable for its forward-swept wing, designed by Hans Wocke's team at Hamburger Flugzeugbau and powered by two General Electric CJ610 turbojets. The prototype first flew on 21 April 1964, German and FAA certification followed in February and April 1967, and deliveries began in 1968. Production ended in 1973 after 47 aircraft, many of them operated by the German Air Force.

Manufacturer
Hamburger Flugzeugbau (MBB)
Class
Midsize Jet
Production
Out of production
First delivery
1968
Engines
2 × General Electric CJ610-9
HFB HFB 320 Hansa Jet, exterior
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Photo: Ken Fielding · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0

02 · Specifications

Technical data

Capacity

Flight crew
2

Powerplant

Engines
2 × General Electric CJ610-9
Thrust (each)
3,100 lbf

External dimensions

Length
54.49 ft
Height
16.21 ft
Wingspan
47.54 ft

Performance

Range
1,280 nm
Range conditions
6 passengers with baggage, 45 min reserve (converted from 2,370 km; Wikipedia specifications)
Max cruise speed
445 ktas
Rate of climb
4,250 fpm
Max operating altitude
40,000 ft

Weights

Max take-off weight
20,280 lb

Manufacturer-published or publicly documented type data, for orientation only. Figures vary with configuration, serial number, modifications and operating conditions. Not for flight planning. Values not publicly documented are omitted.

03 · Cabin layout

Cabin plan & cross-section

Cross-section data not published

Cabin width

–

Cabin height

–

Cabin length 24.52 ft
Passenger cabinGalley / lavatoryBaggageEntrySchematic · indicative layout · not to scale
  • Club seating
  • Seating
  • Lavatory
  • Baggage

04 · Range map

Where the HFB 320 Hansa Jet can fly nonstop

RiyadhMumbaiCairoIstanbulNairobiMoscowNiceGenevaParisLondonSingaporeLagosHong KongJohannesburgDakarTokyoNew YorkSydneySão PauloMiamiLos AngelesBuenos AiresMexico City

Range shown

1,280 nm

Published OEM range (6 passengers with baggage, 45 min reserve (converted from 2,370 km; Wikipedia specifications)): 1,280 nm. Great-circle distances, still air. Real-world range depends on payload, winds, temperature, routing and reserves, always confirm with a flight-planning study.

Nonstop from Dubai (DWC)

  • Riyadh461 nm
  • Mumbai1,044 nm
  • Cairo1,301 nm
  • Istanbul1,642 nm
  • Nairobi1,898 nm
  • Moscow2,004 nm
  • Nice2,588 nm
  • Geneva2,662 nm
  • Paris2,840 nm
  • London2,977 nm
  • Singapore3,160 nm
  • Lagos3,169 nm
  • Hong Kong3,211 nm
  • Johannesburg3,439 nm
  • Dakar4,084 nm
  • Tokyo4,305 nm
  • New York5,951 nm
  • Sydney6,502 nm
  • São Paulo6,580 nm
  • Miami6,810 nm
  • Los Angeles7,240 nm
  • Buenos Aires7,365 nm
  • Mexico City7,769 nm

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