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Business Aviation: A Critical Part of Success For Companies Across America

Q: Aren’t business aircraft used mostly by major corporations?

A:  No, the vast majority of companies using business aviation–85%–are small and mid-
size businesses and other entities, including nonprofit organizations. For every Fortune 500 company that relies on business aviation, there are several small businesses that also need their airplane. Most companies use just one business airplane, which typically seats six passengers and flies relatively short stage lengths, mostly using small community airports.

Q: Aren’t the planes used just for CEO transportation?

A:  While each company has its own policies for use of business aircraft, an NBAA survey
revealed that 86% of passengers aboard business airplanes are mid-level people, including salespeople, engineers, or other employees. Many companies have a first-come-first-served policy for use of the aircraft.

Price Change - Lear 35A S/N: 35A-0187

Price Reduction: Reduced to $895,000, For Sale or Lease with Owner Financing Available!

Fireblocked seven passenger interior plus belted potty seat.  Center club design with an aft three-place divan.  Each seat powered with a power source for portable DVD player.  Interior also includes a galley with storage amenities.

Exterior: Overall Matterhorn White with Light Burgandy, Silver and Green trim.  completed new in January 2001.

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Features:

• Thrust Reversers
• Reduced Vertical Separation Minimum Compliant
• Century III/Soft Flite Wing
• Auxiliary Heat
• Shaden ADC 200 Air Data and Fuel Flow Computer