The ultimate guide to selling your private jet.

29 Jun 2024 · 1 min
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In this segment, the presenter walks through a practical comparison of two private jets—a 2005 model priced at $15 million and a newer 2009 model also priced at $15 million—highlighting how factors such as age, engine program, and time‑in‑service affect marketability. He then breaks down operating costs per flight hour for Gulfstream, Global, and Falcon aircraft, showing a 10 % higher hourly cost for the Global versus the Gulfstream and a €900 lower cost for the Falcon. Finally, he illustrates cabin aisle‑width differences between the Gulfstream 550 and the Global, demonstrating how interior dimensions influence buyer perception and budgeting. The overall message is that these concrete metrics—model year, engine status, hourly operating cost, and cabin size—are key signals for determining which jet will sell faster and how owners should structure their budgets.

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