A first-time jet buyer with $3.5 million and a 1,500 nautical mile range requirement meets Steve Varsano. The Hawker 800 looks cheap but risks leaving you as the last owner stuck with high costs. The Lear 60 is the better bet.
I need something for short distance, $3.5 million, 1,500 nautical miles. I'm looking to improve the quality of the players. Now, I understand you're working with a bigger corporate jet, but it's my first one.
No, no, I understand. There's nothing wrong with that at all. I'm just saying our research is not normal in those airplanes. Listen, a Hawker 800 is an airplane that can fit your need for that range, but they're very old, and the chances are that if you buy a Hawker 800, you're going to be the last owner of that airplane because in 3, 4 years, nobody really will buy the airplane. It's too old. I understand. Maybe it's less expensive airplane to buy today, but it's going to be very expensive when you can't sell it. Maybe what you think about is a Lear 60.
If you can send me some few options in this range price, we can consider that.
What I'll do is I'll send you a comparison of 2 or 3 different airplanes just as a comparison side by side, and you can see if anything there might be interesting for you. And if it is, you can engage us
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