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How To Sell A $13,000,000 Private Jet


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·Nov 3, 2024

Uh, you know what sort of asking price you guys are looking for it? I think on that aircraft, um, is somewhere around 13, uh, 13, 13 and a half, something like that. I'll have to get the number exactly from James because he's talking with the owner much more regularly. Is that in the price range you're talking about, you're looking at?

Yeah [Music], yeah, we just sort of, yeah, ballpark, wait to look and I, yeah, that would be okay.

Okay, uh, no, that aircraft's actually based in Dallas, Texas. We're based in England. Where are you located, sir?

Ah, okay, all right. Do you have an aircraft now?

No, no, you're looking towards, uh, you know, one of these Globals? I just wanted to check with you on this list and, uh, what's your budget you're looking to spend?

Five.

Okay, well, I mean, do you know a lot about the Global Express, or, um, have you looked at anything else?

Yeah, pretty well up to speed with them now. We've been looking around it several. I really wanted to have a look at this, this, uh, get an idea of what your price for price was.

Whereabouts are you operating?

I'm just in London and Mayfair, just on Park Lane.

Oh, I know where you are. Yes, yes, I do. Yeah, of course, of course, it's the… I know exactly where you are.

Yeah, you come into London a lot?

Great, okay. Have you been chartering at all, or is this your first, uh, aircraft you're gonna own?

For them?

Okay, that's the best kind. I'll send this to you right away and then he'll probably give you a call tomorrow and answer any questions you might have.

Excellent, thank you. Appreciate it. I appreciate your call.

Okay, thank you.

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