SyberJet Aircraft
SJ30 / SJ30-2 lineage
The SJ30 is a compact twin-engine business jet designed around unusually high cruise altitude and cabin pressurization for its size. Its long-range mission and single-pilot layout aimed to give a small travelling party the reach normally associated with larger business aircraft.
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Aircraft profile
Development and lineage
- Manufacturer
- SyberJet Aircraft
- Family
- SJ30
- Aircraft category
- Business Jet
- Propulsion
- Jet
Aliases and related designations
Aircraft data
Key specifications
- Engines
- 2 × Williams FJ44-2A turbofans
- Combined rated thrust
- 4,600 lbf
- Published range
- 2,500 nm
- Maximum Mach
- Mach 0.83
- Maximum altitude
- 49,000 ft
- Maximum takeoff weight
- 13,950 lb
- Length / span / height
- 46.8 / 42.4 / 14.3 ft
- Cabin height / width / length
- 4.4 / 4.8 / 12.5 ft
- Seating layout
- 1 pilot + 6 passengers
- Cabin pressure differential
- 12 psi; sea-level cabin up to 41,000 ft
Published SJ30 reference figures. Avionics, equipment and approved limits depend on serial number and modifications.
Overview
Program history
The design began under Ed Swearingen and passed through successive companies before becoming part of SyberJet. Its defining features remained a slender fuselage, swept wing and high pressure differential. Later SJ30i work focused on the flight deck; that avionics package should not be assumed to be fitted to every earlier SJ30-2.