Steve VarsanoFounder at The Jet Business

What €50,000,000 buys you in a jet ✈️👀

Name: What €50,000,000 buys you in a jet ✈️👀
Uploaded: 2025-12-11T20:39:11+00:00
Duration: 29 s
Channel: Steve Varsano
Description: In this brief brokerage dialogue, Steve Varsano discusses options for a client with a €35‑50 million budget seeking a new Gulfstream jet. He outlines…

11 Dec 2025 · 0 min

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In this brief brokerage dialogue, Steve Varsano discusses options for a client with a €35‑50 million budget seeking a new Gulfstream jet. He outlines that a brand‑new G500 can be sourced for as low as €35 million, while the client is interested in the upcoming G400, which won’t be delivered for another 1.5 years due to Gulfstream’s slot‑purchase restrictions. The conversation also covers range capabilities: the G500 can handle London‑Los Angeles but not Italy‑Los Angeles, whereas the larger G600 or G650 can cover the Italy‑Los Angeles route. Varsano offers to provide brochures and emphasizes his brokerage’s balanced representation of both buyers and sellers, treating each transaction as if it were his own money.

What would you offer? 50 million budget. You can get a G500 brand new. I have a good client of mine looking for a plane.
He's looking for a G400, maybe to buy a building slot, or if there is anything recent available on the market.
He wants the new 400 that's coming out in the next year or two. They haven't been delivered yet. They're not going to be delivered another year and a half. Gulfstream prohibits buying slots.
What would you offer? 50 million budget, below 50 million budget euros.
You can get a G500 brand new, 6 years old, down to 35 million.
Can it do Italy to Los Angeles?
That would do London, Los Angeles, but not Italy, Los Angeles. G600 or a 650 will do Italy, Los Angeles. There's a few 650s out there and there's a few 600s. We can represent him and find the right airplane. I'll shoot you a brochure and a little overall presentation. Wonderful, thank you, Steve. We're about 50% representing sellers and 50% representing buyers. We really represent the buyer and seller as if it's our own money.