A walkthrough of the Cirrus Vision Jet, a $3.8 million single-pilot aircraft. It cruises at 300 knots with 3 to 3.5 hour range, reaches 31,000 feet, and keeps cabin pressure at 8,000 feet equivalent. Designed for non-professional pilots to get rated on, it targets small businesses and families for short regional trips.
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This is what a $3.8 million personal jet looks like. Let's look inside. This is a single pilot jet. It can go about 300 knots, fly about 3, 3.5 hours depending on how many people you have on board. And the airplane flies around 30, 31,000 feet. And the cabin altitude, which is the equivalent of about 8,000 feet, which is about the same altitude you feel flying on a commercial airline. This airplane's designed to be flown really by a non-professional jet pilot. So it's very easy to get rated in this airplane. It's used for a lot of small companies, family kind of jets, and for short distances. It's a great way to get around small urban areas. So that was a Cirrus Vision Jet. It's not the corporate jet we're usually dealing with, but let me know what you think.