How To Sell a $25,000,000 Private Jet

2 Aug 2023 · 3 min
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In this recorded sales call, Steve Varsano of a private‑jet brokerage speaks with an unnamed buyer (Speaker A) about acquiring a long‑range business jet for charter use. The buyer’s client has a budget of $23‑$25 million and is considering several models: Gulfstream G550, Bombardier Global 6000, Global XRS, and Gulfstream G650. Varsano outlines price ranges for each model, noting that a G550 is listed at $27.5 million (negotiable) and that a G650 would exceed the buyer’s budget. The specific G550 on offer was built in 2000, entered service in 2013, has about 5,000 flight hours, two prior owners, and is rated 8.5‑9/10 for interior condition. It is currently on a Part 135 charter certificate, which could be transferred to a European AOC. The buyer confirms they hold a charter certificate and need the aircraft within the next month or two. Varsano proposes arranging a viewing when the jet becomes available and asks the buyer to follow up via email.

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