
Sell your Phenom 300
Comprehensive guide to selling your Phenom 300: value estimation, preparation, resale platforms, PPI, pricing strategy. Embraer Super Light Jet.

Sell your Phenom 300
Comprehensive guide to selling your Phenom 300: value estimation, preparation, resale platforms, PPI, pricing strategy. Embraer Super Light Jet.
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Phenom 300 Specifications
- Manufacturer
- EMBRAER
- Model
- Phenom 300
- Category
- Super-Light-Jet
- In service since
- 2009
- Length
- 15.24 m
- Height
- 4.34 m
- Wingspan
- 15.9 m
- Length
- 5.23 m
- Width
- 1.68 m
- Height
- 1.5 m
- Max passengers
- 6
- Pilots
- 1
- Flight attendant
- Available
- Baggage compartment
- 1.5 m³
- Lavatory
- Yes
- Engines
- 2 × Pratt & Whitney Canada PW535E
- Cruise speed
- 780 km/h
- Max speed
- 839 km/h
- Range
- 3900 km
- Max altitude
- 13,100 m
- Takeoff distance
- 1340 m
- Landing distance
- 1000 m
- Charter (from)
- 3,500 €/hour
- Charter (up to)
- 5,200 €/hour
Indicative rates per category, may vary based on configuration and market conditions.
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What is the average selling time for a used Phenom 300?
The average selling time for a used Phenom 300 is approximately six months. This timeframe can vary depending on the aircraft’s condition and current market demand.
What is the typical commission for a broker when selling a Phenom 300?
The typical commission for a broker when selling a Phenom 300 is between 2% and 5% of the sale price. This commission covers marketing and negotiation services.
What does a pre-purchase inspection (PPI) for a Phenom 300 include?
A pre-purchase inspection (PPI) for a Phenom 300 includes examining the general condition of the aircraft, engines, avionics, and interior. The cost of this inspection is typically several thousand dollars.
What legal aspects should be considered when selling a Phenom 300?
When selling a Phenom 300, it is important to consider registration transfer, tax implications such as VAT, and the use of an escrow to secure the transaction.
How is the valuation of a Phenom 300 determined?
The valuation of a Phenom 300 is determined by factors such as flight hours, engine condition, avionics, interior, and paint. The use of active maintenance programs can also add a premium to the value.
What documentation is required to sell a Phenom 300?
Selling a Phenom 300 requires comprehensive documentation, including the airworthiness certificate, maintenance logs, engine history, modification register, and avionics file.
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