More and more people are buying in recent years, so which private jets are worth buying?
In 1996, Cessna’s next-generation entry-level midsize business jet Excel (Winner Model 560 XL) received FAA type airworthiness certification and deliveries began in 1997.
With a stand-up (1.73 m) cabin height and a maximum takeoff weight of over 20,000 pounds (9,072 KGS), the Award Winner is the least expensive, comfortable and economical business jet to purchase and operate, making it more than adequate for most entrepreneurs who regularly travel short to medium range (up to 2,500 km).
Therefore, as soon as the award winning number is launched, it is loved by the market and has been in short supply for many years.
In October 2003, at the NBAA trade show, it was announced that the world’s best-selling jet business jet, Winner, would be improved again. The Model was changed from Model 560XL to 560XLS, and the name was still Excel.
For convenience of distinction, the new award number is simply referred to as Citation XLS.
Not only did the XLS sell well in the United States, it was also welcomed in Europe, where the 500th XLS (including the XL) was launched in 2006.
In October 2006, Cessna announced that the Citation XLS continued to improve to the Citation XLS+.
Robinson Helicopters has a reputation for producing low-cost, high-standard, high-performance light helicopters.
The R44 RAVEN four-seater helicopter has all these features.
Robinson Helicopter in the process design has always emphasized quality and reliability.
According to statistics from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), Robinson R22 and R44 helicopters have far fewer accidents due to airframe or engine failure than other helicopters.
The unique design and reliable performance of the R44 helicopter is ideal for private, commercial and general aviation.
The R44 helicopter can be equipped with fixed or emergency fast inflatable pontoons – the R44 Water Aircraft (CLIPPER), which can fly and take off and land over water.
In addition, the R44 helicopter can also be equipped with POLICE equipment -R44 Police aircraft (POLICE), or equipped with live television broadcast equipment -R44 news machine (NEWSCOPTER).
Cirrus was founded in 1984 to design and manufacture “assembled aircraft” in Barboro, Wisconsin.
The first aircraft, the VK-30, gave Cirrus the inspiration to develop high-performance aircraft.
The SR20, with its composite construction and advanced aerodynamics, received a type license from the FAA in 1998.
It INCORPORATES a flat dashboard, MULTI-FUNCTION DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY AND exceptional SAFETY INNOVATIONS, INCLUDING THE ULTIMATE PROTECTION, the CIRRI Fuselage PARACHUTE SYSTEM (CAPS).
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