The NZ Aero 750XL is a New Zealand-built single-engine turboprop utility aircraft typically configured for one pilot and up to nine passengers. Discover NZ Aero 750XL aircraft for sale worldwide on AvPay. Browse active NZ Aero 750XL listings and find available aircraft across the USA, North America, UK, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and South America. Connect directly with aircraft brokers, private sellers, flying clubs, flight schools and manufacturers. Explore the full inventory of aircraft for sale on AvPay here!
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Interesting facts about the NZ Aero 750XL
✈ The NZ Aero 750XL is a single engine turboprop utility aircraft designed around short field access, high payload, and fast turnarounds between mixed missions.
✈ Operators commonly configure the cabin for pilot plus nine passenger seats, or switch to freight with removable seating, which suits remote routes and charter style logistics.
✈ The type is widely used for skydiving because it can carry large groups of jumpers in purpose built layouts, with factory supported mission options available in many fleets.
✈ A belly cargo pod option adds volume and keeps the main cabin free for passengers or specialist equipment, which helps operators protect margins on mixed payload flights.
✈ The design focuses on rugged field operation, so buyers often prioritise landing gear condition, pod hardware, and door mechanisms during inspection.
✈ The 750XL family supports roles beyond transport, including aerial survey installations that prioritise stability at lower speeds and practical mounting options.
✈ For buyers targeting IFR utility work, the 750XL is known for single pilot IFR certification, which can matter for staffing, scheduling, and operating approvals.
✈ Many aircraft in service work demanding sectors like bush flying and remote island logistics, so maintenance history and mission profile tell you more than cosmetics ever will.
Model Variants for buyers to consider when purchasing a NZ Aero 750XL
Buyers will often see the NZ Aero 750XL referenced as the PAC 750XL, as well as the P 750 XSTOL variant. The core appeal stays the same, a rugged single engine turboprop utility platform with flexible cabin roles, but the XSTOL version places even more emphasis on extremely short take off and landing capability and mission optimised options for tough strips. When you compare listings, focus on the exact certification basis, installed mission kit such as skydiving door or survey provisions, and the weight and balance profile of the specific aircraft, because those details can change what the aircraft can do day to day.
NZ Aero 750XL Specifications
Information provided here is as a guide only. This information should not be used for flight planning or other aircraft operations. Aircraft model variations, custom specifications, modifications, upgrades & age will have a considerable impact on the details listed below. Please check with the seller, manufacturer or aviation authority for the precise aircraft specifications.
Wingspan: 12.8 m (42 ft 0 in)
Wing Area (Nett): 24.88 m² (267.8 sq ft)
Basic Empty Weight: 1,633 kg (3,600 lb)
Max Take Off Weight (MTOW): 3,402 kg (7,500 lb)
Never Exceed Speed (VNE): 170 KIAS (315 km/h)
Design Cruising Speed (VC): 140 KIAS (259 km/h)
Max Range at Optimum Speed: 1,179 NM (2,183 km)
Service Ceiling: 20,000 ft (6,096 m)
Max Rate of Climb at Sea Level: 1,067 ft/min (325 m/min)
Take Off Ground Roll at Sea Level, ISA: 721 ft (220 m)
Landing Ground Roll at Sea Level: 543 ft (166 m)
FAQs About the NZ Aero 750XL
How many seats does a NZ Aero 750XL typically have?
Most passenger interiors are arranged as pilot plus nine passenger seats, while many operators also use quick change layouts that swap seats for freight depending on the route.
What engine type does the NZ Aero 750XL use?
The NZ Aero 750XL uses a single engine turboprop configuration. This layout is popular in utility fleets because it supports strong climb performance and reliable hot and high operation when correctly maintained.
Why do skydiving operators choose the NZ Aero 750XL?
The aircraft suits high cycle operations, fast climbs to jump altitude and efficient turnarounds on the ground. Many aircraft also carry mission specific equipment, so buyers should confirm door configuration, interior fit and any operator approvals tied to that setup.
What should buyers check on a NZ Aero 750XL used for freight and remote strips?
Review the maintenance records for landing gear, brakes, propeller and structural inspections, then look closely at cargo doors, pod fittings and floor wear. Ask for recent weight and balance data because mission kits and interior changes can materially affect payload.
Is the NZ Aero 750XL suitable for survey work?
Yes, many aircraft are configured for survey roles where stability and practical equipment installation matter. If survey is your goal, confirm the specific modification approvals, electrical provisions and any previous survey equipment history before you commit.
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Find Finance for buying a NZ Aero 750XL
Financing a NZ Aero 750XL often depends on mission type, hours and maintenance standard, so start by preparing a clear equipment list and recent engine and prop status. Ask lenders how they treat utility interiors, cargo pod installations and mission STCs because those can affect valuation. Confirm the planned operating region and utilisation rate, since high cycle work can change underwriting assumptions. Compare term, balloon structure and early repayment terms so the finance matches how you plan to operate the aircraft.
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Find Insurance for a NZ Aero 750XL
Insurance for a NZ Aero 750XL depends heavily on role, so be ready to describe passenger carriage, freight, survey work, or skydiving operations in detail. Provide pilot experience, annual hours and training plan, since underwriters often price utility operations based on crew profile and procedures. Confirm hull value assumptions and whether the policy covers mission equipment, cargo pod and interior configurations. Review runway and strip profiles, geographic exposure and any special approvals, then align liability limits with the work you intend to do.
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