Cessnas and Learjets
Posted: Sat Apr 17, 2004 8:16 pmHow much are they? No, I'm not thinking of buying a private plane(OK I probably am), but I'm just wondering, how much.
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Posted: Sat Apr 17, 2004 8:16 pmRe: Cessnas and Learjets
Posted: Sun Apr 18, 2004 7:21 amif i remember correctly, a low end learjet would cost you $30 million to buy. and then a further $1million a year to run
Re: Cessnas and Learjets
Posted: Thu Apr 22, 2004 4:45 pmDamn, I'm never buying a plane from you 
A lear 23 will cost you $300-600,000. A new 45 will cost you just under $10,000,000.
A Cessna 152 can be had for $18,000. A 172 for around 30,000 and a 182 for around 50,000. These are all used. New a 172 cost 225,000 with all the nice stuff in it and a 182 up to 325,000 depending on how you equip it. A Cessna Citation X could cost you 18 million.
(all in US dollars of course)
A lear 23 will cost you $300-600,000. A new 45 will cost you just under $10,000,000.
A Cessna 152 can be had for $18,000. A 172 for around 30,000 and a 182 for around 50,000. These are all used. New a 172 cost 225,000 with all the nice stuff in it and a 182 up to 325,000 depending on how you equip it. A Cessna Citation X could cost you 18 million.
(all in US dollars of course)
Re: Cessnas and Learjets
Posted: Thu Apr 22, 2004 5:00 pmi will try and find the site i got my info from tomorow:)
they included all costs including pilots salary $90,000 for captain, $65,000 for co-pilot. flight attendants, and so on
they included all costs including pilots salary $90,000 for captain, $65,000 for co-pilot. flight attendants, and so on
Re: Cessnas and Learjets
Posted: Fri Apr 23, 2004 3:15 pmAll the prices above were to buy, not to run. But damn I wouldn't mind working for you either, paying a Lear pilot 90k and a copilot 65k 
And I've never seen a lear with a F/A 
And I've never seen a lear with a F/A Re: Cessnas and Learjets
Posted: Fri Apr 23, 2004 3:17 pmagain what i found:) But then again i would rather be flying the thing than owning it. certainly wouldnt turn down that pay check either:)
Re: Cessnas and Learjets
Posted: Fri Apr 23, 2004 4:01 pmI have second hand prices: [quote]'56 CESSNA182 FOR SALE
Re: Cessnas and Learjets
Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2004 1:25 pmA new Learjet costs $32,000,000. Trust me... no, I don't have one, but I saw on tv that is what they cost. A brand new King Air 350 costs $5.8 million, but $5,792,000 exactly...
Re: Cessnas and Learjets
Posted: Thu Jul 22, 2004 1:28 pmA new Learjet costs $32,000,000.
Can you please show proof of that? The Lear 45 (most expensive Lear) sells for 9.8 million new. You could get a new Gulfstream for that price.
Re: Cessnas and Learjets
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2004 12:06 amJust another example of media mis-information.
Which model?
All joking aside........Unfortunately the media, even those cool shows on Discovery, have a tendency to make it up as they go along.
I heard a great one recently with a female narrator expounding on the latest greatest features of the Army's newest attack helicopter prototype......"......this amazing helicopter is made of a new material called composite " the lady excitedly babbled....
A composite is a substance, made from two or more components, that when combined, is stronger than it's elements as individual components.
ADOBE(circa 2,000 B.C.), which is comprised of straw and clay, is a composite material! I hope the army isn't flying clay helicopters!
It's a simple matter of context.....if she had said "this helicopter is made from the latest composite materials" or "made from new composite materials" it would have been correct.
On the same token, I have heard everything from a JetStar to a Beech Starship referred to as a "Learjet", on TV. The narrator excitedly bleats out " and a new LEARJET like this G4 will go all the way from New York to Hawaii on a tank of gas!!"
Trust ME........I just got the full tour of the factory in Wichita, including the prices of the latest Iron. The Lear 45 will set you back about 9.5 million and a used Lear 35 can be had for anywhere from 1-4 million.
The statement alone says it all. Okaaaay Let's start with the easy questions.A new Learjet costs $32,000,000. Trust me...
Which model?
All joking aside........Unfortunately the media, even those cool shows on Discovery, have a tendency to make it up as they go along.
I heard a great one recently with a female narrator expounding on the latest greatest features of the Army's newest attack helicopter prototype......"......this amazing helicopter is made of a new material called composite " the lady excitedly babbled....
A composite is a substance, made from two or more components, that when combined, is stronger than it's elements as individual components.
ADOBE(circa 2,000 B.C.), which is comprised of straw and clay, is a composite material! I hope the army isn't flying clay helicopters!
It's a simple matter of context.....if she had said "this helicopter is made from the latest composite materials" or "made from new composite materials" it would have been correct.
On the same token, I have heard everything from a JetStar to a Beech Starship referred to as a "Learjet", on TV. The narrator excitedly bleats out " and a new LEARJET like this G4 will go all the way from New York to Hawaii on a tank of gas!!"
Trust ME........I just got the full tour of the factory in Wichita, including the prices of the latest Iron. The Lear 45 will set you back about 9.5 million and a used Lear 35 can be had for anywhere from 1-4 million.
Re: Cessnas and Learjets
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2004 9:50 ama L39 does around 40.000 UK Pounds. for that price you get a fully aerobatic ex-military trainer.
If Ozzy wants something with a merlin engine:
Yak-3
If Ozzy wants something with a merlin engine:
Yak-3