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

8 Oct 2024 · 0 min
0:02

In a brief advisory conversation, a prospective buyer (Speaker B) outlines a budget of $20‑25 million for a midsize super‑jet capable of nonstop flights between London and Dubai, requiring seating for 13 passengers. The buyer identifies the Legacy 650 as a potential choice and asks about suitable aircraft age. The advisor (Speaker A) explains that the Legacy 650 entered service in 2011, with new prices ranging from $15‑20 million, and notes that used aircraft with 150‑250 flight hours are only slightly cheaper because fixed costs dominate. He emphasizes that higher utilization reduces the hourly cost. The advisor then lists comparable alternatives that meet the seat, range, and price criteria, including the Bombardier Global 5000, Gulfstream G450 and G550, and Dassault Falcon 900, highlighting the flexibility these options provide within the buyer’s parameters.

More from Steve

youtube.com

Why corporate jets need proactive maintenance 🧰🛩️

6mo ago
youtube.com

3 things not to do on a private jet❌🛩️

6mo ago
youtube.com

Steve Varsano has a webinar where he discusses the average age of private jet buyers now🛩️👀

6mo ago
youtube.com

The moment that changed my whole career path!👀

7mo ago
youtube.com

Steve Varsano explains the differences between a private jet and a commercial airline🛩️👀

7mo ago
youtube.com

How many cities can a business man travel in a single day? 🛩️👀

7mo ago
youtube.com

Steve Varsano speaking on a panel at Corporate Jet Investor👀🛩️

7mo ago
youtube.com

Discussing a Global XRS and Gulfstream 650 for a new corporate jet buyer.

7mo ago
youtube.com

Discussing a Gulfstream 450 and Legacy 600 for a new corporate jet buyer.

7mo ago
youtube.com

Steve Varsano teaching us about Falcon Jets 🛩️👀

7mo ago
youtube.com

Steve Varsano on how he handles "I don't have a budget "🧐🛩️

8mo ago
See all content