Reference

Aircraft

Popular aircraft types in simulators: speed, range, weights, runway needs and who is flying them right now.

Piston

C172 Cessna 172 110 kt · 400 nm · 3 seats DA62 Diamond DA62 165 kt · 600 nm · 6 seats

Turboprop

TBM9 TBM 930 300 kt · 950 nm · 5 seats ATR72 ATR 72-600 275 kt · 1,850 nm · 70 seats DH8D Dash 8 Q400 340 kt · 1,550 nm · 78 seats

Regional jet

CRJ9 CRJ-900 450 kt · 2,450 nm · 90 seats E190 Embraer E190 445 kt · 2,900 nm · 100 seats

Narrow-body

A20N Airbus A320neo 450 kt · 3,350 nm · 180 seats A320 Airbus A320 450 kt · 3,000 nm · 180 seats B738 Boeing 737-800 452 kt · 3,250 nm · 189 seats B38M Boeing 737 MAX 8 452 kt · 3,800 nm · 189 seats A21N Airbus A321neo 450 kt · 3,850 nm · 220 seats

Wide-body

B789 Boeing 787-9 488 kt · 8,000 nm · 290 seats A359 Airbus A350-900 488 kt · 8,450 nm · 315 seats B77W Boeing 777-300ER 490 kt · 8,650 nm · 396 seats A388 Airbus A380-800 490 kt · 9,900 nm · 555 seats B748 Boeing 747-8 490 kt · 8,600 nm · 467 seats

The numbers are rounded planning values for simulation, not for real flying.