Two people evaluate private jets for sale, comparing a $25 million option they ruled out too expensive against a $12.5 million alternative. They examine specifics like a 2006-2008 model with 6,500 airframe hours, forward galley, and 14 environmental control packs, though it lacks internet connectivity.
The airplane is really like brand new. It's beautiful considering how much time's on it. He wants $25 million for this one, so that's probably over the budget.
That's half-galley, right?
A forward galley.
What about the 450, Steve?
Yeah, so the ones that we talked to you about the other night in the restaurant.
That airplane has a couple of things that I like, which is forward galley. That was a 2007? 2008.
Would you be able to do a 2006? Yeah, yeah. So this airplane, 6,500 hours, of course— Excuse me, guys, I need to take this shit. So you're getting 14 packs. What type of connectivity does this airplane have?
It doesn't have internet.
It does not? Yeah.
What is the asking on this one? Asking is $12.5 million.
What's your average load factor on your airplanes?
Uh, 10 packs in, 10 packs. And it's okay for rear galley? No, for us it doesn't matter. Our 450 now is a rear galley, although I prefer a 4-galley. Tail galley would be fine because it's harder to find 4 galleys on 450s than it is on 550s. So I would be okay with it. I just