By making lots of research and investigations, I'd like to provide some useful and expedient recommendation for the corporations to decide whether you are buying a used Gulf-Stream, Learjet, Dessault Falcon or any other business aircraft or personal jet. .
Here are the three business aircraft which I recommend and might be fit corporate needs. These three aircraft which I recommend are all around 8 seats on each plane. The first one is the G450 from the Gulf-Stream. The G450 is a complete upgrade of what was an outstanding business jet to begin with. It can reach a maximum operating speed of Mach 0.88 and carry a team of eight up to 4,350 nautical miles (8,056 km) at its normal cruise speed of Mach 0.80. With its intercontinental range, the G450 easily links Dallas with Paris. High altitudes do not faze this aircraft. A G450 departed the high-altitude Centennial Airport in Denver and touched down slightly more than seven hours later at Honolulu Airport on Oahu. The flight set a new city-pair speed record. (Gulf-Stream Website).
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The Learjet 60 XR extra-light aircraft will rocket seven passengers directly above the heavily traveled lower flight lanes with the lightening fast time-to-climb. Certified to fly at 51,000 feet (15,545 m), the aircraft can cruise high above bad weather at Mach 0.81, getting travelers on tight schedules to their destinations quickly and comfortably, while speeding across continents with efficient ease.(Learjet 60 XR Website).
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The third one is the Dessault Falcon. It has a inspired airframe, a remarkable wing and two powerful Pratt & Whitney Canada PW308C engines. This unique design lets the Falcon 2000LX fly up to 4,000 nm at Mach .80 and complete shorter trips even faster. The Falcon 2000LX is roomier, more comfortable and more fuel efficient than any other plane in its class. It offers you exceptional comfort, operating economy, mission capabilities and superior residual value.