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Thursday, January 20, 2011

Value of Airplanes - Who can afford V-VIP aircraft?

Who can afford a V-VIP aircraft?

A BBJ/A320 converted private jet runs about $100 to $120 millions (new, new).  What's the typical/mean owner profile? or are these airplanes registered as company asset to take advantage of deduction?


The Google boys privately shared a used 767-200ER (Used Qantas aircraft ~ 10 millions, and 15 millions of conversion = $25 millions).  A new G5 and an interior will set  in the upward of $80 millions.

Will someone spend 10% of their asset for a private jet? or Will it be more economical to lease instead?

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Here a quick valuation of  green airplanes

262.4 B777-200LR
  85.8 B737-900ER
164.3 B767-300ER
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512.5 (three Boeings)

250.8M A340-500
250.8M A340-500
  87.0M A340-200 (1989 price)
  81.4M A320
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619.0M (four Airbus)

A340-200/equiv 2010 est = 141M

1,200M for 7 fying jets


737-6/7/8/9 = 57,68,81,86M
767-2/3/3f/4 = 144,164,168,181
787-8/9=185,218
777-2E/2L/3/F=232,262,284,269
747-8/8F = 318, 319


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http://www.l-lint.com/articles/a-primer-for-the-new-flight-department-the-abcs-of/