June 4, 2010, Newsletter Issue #177: Purchasing a Personal Jet

Tip of the Week

There are some primary items that you should consider, in addition to any other personal issues or questions you may have, if you’d like to own a personal jet. This is a major purchase that should be considered thoroughly and with your personal preferences and desires at the forefront.

What type of private jet is best for you? What length and type of trips do you normally take? Do you already have a preference of luxury jets for sale because you’ve enjoyed one or more charter flights with certain models? For example, if you prefer Cessna products, become familiar with Cessna prices of models you prefer, look for Cessna aircraft for sale, and procure the history and safety record of all specific aircraft you’re considering.

Cabin comfort and size are very important depending on your common trip length and typical number of traveling companions. Do you prefer a stand-up cabin, sleeping stateroom, seating that converts to beds, and large work/dining tables or other configurations?

These considerations should be evaluated before you look for a specific luxury jet for sale, consider sellers, or investigate financing options. Spending quality time evaluating your needs and preferences – and then relating them to specific private jet offerings – will make your search for and purchase of the best aircraft sales a successful experience.

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