Embraer Legacy 600 Information

Description

The Legacy 600 was manufactured between 2002 and 2010 Legacy 600 will currently cost between $4.0m to $7.5m. A model built between 2006 and 2007 can be found for approximately $6.0m, while a newer model is typically in the $7.0m to $7.5m range. Prices of pre-owned aircraft will vary according to age, use, maintenance, records, and the level of upkeep.

Cabin

The Legacy 600’s cabin stands out above the rest.  It is completely tailored with the business world in mind.  It is first and only comparable jet with three separate cabin zones to increase productivity on the road, so to speak.  Executives can stay connected with high-speed internet, Wi-Fi, a three-line phone system and power outlets, all on-board.  Its cabin size surpasses all jets in its class, measuring 1,413 cubic feet.  Six-foot tall ceilings allow plenty of room to stand up and maneuver about the cabin. Cabin length measures 42.4 ft, while width is 6.9 ft max.  The 600 is normally configured for 13 passengers in four standard seating arrangements.

Performance

There is no doubt about it that the Legacy 600 has the most comprehensive cabin in its class, but its unruly performance standards do not upset either. Embraer chose two Rolls Royce AE3007A1E high-bypass, turbofan, dual FADEC engines for the Legacy 600.  Each is rated at 7,987 lbs of thrust.  This allows the 600 to travel 3,250 nautical miles at Mach .74 carrying 8 passengers. It has a high speed cruise of 455 knots and a flight ceiling of 41,000 feet.  It’s obvious the engines can perform, but in addition, they are extremely quiet (13dB below Stage IV requirements) and fuel-efficient.