How to sell a $25,000,000 corporate jet.

21 Sept 2024 · 0 min
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In this brief phone conversation, Speaker A informs Speaker B that a Gulfstream Global 6000 business jet, priced around $25 million, has about eight or nine units currently available. Speaker B asks whether buying or leasing makes more sense. Speaker A recommends leasing, explaining that an American leasing company can leverage depreciation tax benefits to lower lease payments, and offers to connect Speaker B with the leasing company's CEO. The call also references a prior breakfast meeting where the two parties first met, noting that after five months the prospective buyer is now reconsidering and evaluating two ultra‑long‑range aircraft options. Speaker A offers to provide specifications and examples, and the call ends with a courteous goodbye.

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