Embraer announced the
Legacy 650 in 2009, adding more range over the Legacy 600 that it
evolved from. Providing greater fuel capacity and utilizing
upgraded Rolls-Royce AE3007/A2 powerplants, the Legacy 650
ultimately also delivers an improved climb rate, higher speed and
higher operating weights than the original
model.
In the years following Legacy 650 certification in 2011, Embraer
upgraded the model again as the Legacy 650E. The Legacy 650E began
deliveries in 2017, so buyers in the market for an Embraer Legacy
650 will be shopping the pre-owned marketplace.
How much does an Embraer
Legacy 650 jet cost?
The price of an Embraer Legacy 650 depends on various factors.
These include the year of manufacture, the number of hours flown,
the number of flight cycles on the airframe/engines, the avionics
installed, and the remaining time before substantial maintenance
requirements are due.
Asking prices can also be driven by basic supply and demand.
Traditionally, when more than 10% of the fleet is available for
sale the market is defined as a seller’s market and the
Embraer Legacy 650 seller has more command over a sale price. Where
less than 10% of the fleet is for sale, the opposite is true.
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What is the range and
payload capability of an Embraer Legacy 650?
The Embraer Legacy 650 has a maximum range of 3,980nm when
carrying four passengers, according to Conklin & de Decker.
With seats full, the maximum range is 3,661nm.
The Legacy 650 has a maximum payload capacity of 4,938lbs.
According to Conklin & de Decker, when fully fueled the Embraer
Legacy 650 can carry 1,909lbs additional payload.
That means with two crew and six passengers (each weighing an
average 200lbs), there would still be an additional 309lbs capacity
for luggage.
Examples of City Pairs for
the Embraer Legacy 650
- London to New York
- Dubai to London
- Dubai to Singapore
- São Paulo to Miami
- Singapore to Sydney
What are the cabin
measurements for the Embraer Legacy 650?
The Legacy 650 has a cabin volume of 1,656 cubic feet, notes
Conklin & de Decker. The main cabin stretches 49.8 feet in
length, 6.92 feet wide and, with its lowered aisle stands 6 feet
high.
In terms of its design, the cabin can accommodate several
discrete zones, depending on the preferences of the owner. It
typically seats 13 in executive configuration, but there is an
option for a second lavatory. The Legacy 650 has an internal
baggage capacity of 286cu.ft.
What is the Embraer Legacy
650’s runway performance?
The Legacy 650's maximum take-off weight of 53,572lbs is
impressive. The aircraft needs a 5,804ft runway to meet balanced
field-length calculations for take-off, and 3,910ft for landing
(assuming gross weight, at sea level and on a standard day),
according to Conklin & de Decker.
How does the Embraer
Legacy 650 Jet compare against its competitors?
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