Embraer Legacy 600 Private Jet

In European business aviation, the Embraer Legacy 600 aircraft is in high demand among premium segment customers. It has proven to be reliable, safe and has outstanding technical characteristics. We should also highlight the high level of comfort, which allows organizing VIP flights for holidays or business purposes. Due to the mentioned advantages of a private jet, the Embraer Legacy 600 model is often found at medium and large airports in Europe, allowing for a quick departure or approach to the place desired by the client.

You can rent a business jet with a crew for a private flight for any purpose. The company “Jets Privados” will help you choose a model based on your preferences: the year of manufacture, cabin layout, number of passengers, luggage volume, food features and other details. The database contains about 6000 aircraft of various brands, including the Legacy 600 series produced by Embraer. If you want to quickly find out the cost of a flight on a specific route, just use the special online calculator below.

Aircraft Features

The Embraer Legacy 600 is a large business aircraft from the Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer. The aircraft is designed on the basis of the ERJ-135 and ERJ-145 business regional jets, and is produced in two versions: corporate – Legacy Corporate Shuttle and executive – Legacy Executive.

Compared to its predecessors, the Embraer Legacy 600 has received many improvements to strengthen the structure and fuel system. This model stands out for its excellent maneuverability, which is not only highlighted by independent experts, but also by specialists who granted the Embraer Legacy 600 the authorization to operate at the most difficult airport in Europe.

The Legacy 600’s advantages include: long range, high safety, spacious and comfortable passenger cabin, as well as optimal operating costs. Thanks to the use of composite materials that make the aircraft structure lighter and more durable, the aircraft designers managed to achieve significant fuel savings while increasing reliability and flight performance. Despite its large size, the Legacy 600 maneuvers perfectly, it is certified to land at the most difficult airport in Europe – “London City” with a short runway.

Interior and Cabin

The Brazilian business jet meets all modern requirements of business aviation. It has the longest passenger cabin in its class, measuring 2.1 m wide and 1.83 m high, allowing passengers to move at full height during the flight. The lounge has three sections for passenger accommodation, a spacious galley, a bathroom, and each pair of seats located opposite each other can be transformed into a full-fledged resting place. The cabin can be equipped with tables for meetings and individual work places in the necessary places. The luggage compartment of the Embraer Legacy 600 is the largest (luggage volume 6.80 m³) among business jets in its class, is located in the rear of the cabin and is accessible during the flight. The Embraer Legacy is equipped with everything necessary for both relaxation and productive work during the flight: telephone and fax in the cabin, projection system, DVD, internet and e-mail access.

The cost of a private plane flight

Flight prices depend on many variables, such as: flight route, aircraft model (configuration, year of manufacture), number of crew, passengers, days of parking at the airport, catering format, VIP transfer, etc. Our task as an air broker is to take into account all the client’s wishes and find the most suitable option at the best price. Thanks to a large flow of flights, partnerships with dozens of airlines and aircraft owners, as well as well-thought-out logistics, “Jets Privados” is ready to offer customers the most profitable options for booking an Embraer Legacy 600 for a private flight.

You can check approximate prices to understand the general order of prices for the most popular destinations. This cost is not the final offer, but is merely informative. More precise information can be provided by the company’s managers. Departures are possible from anywhere in the world. We will be able to make a quick calculation taking into account all your wishes.

  • England – Georgia from €25,000
  • Germany – Bali from €100,000
  • Monaco – Norway from €15,000
  • Switzerland – Tunisia from €17,000
  • Italy – Kazakhstan from €30,000
  • Seychelles – Sweden from €50,000
  • Maldives – Courchevel from €75,000
  • UAE – France from €35,000
  • Oman – Monaco from €45,000
  • Yemen – England from €46,000
  • Israel – Switzerland from €23,000
  • Qatar – Italy from €35,000
  • Jordan – Germany from €20,000
  • Türkiye – Spain from €20,000
  • Egypt – Denmark from €25,000
  • Zanzibar – Portugal from €40,000
  • Canary Islands – Sweden from €45,000
  • Thailand – Belgium from €80,000
  • Sri Lanka – Austria from €65,000
  • Madagascar – Netherlands from €95,000

 

In addition to intercontinental flights, local flights within Europe are very popular. Thanks to cooperation with European companies, we can organize flights both on a small business jet and on an Embraer Legacy 600. Departures are possible from any city in the European Union – you only need to clarify the airport characteristics. At the same time, 90% of all flights are to France, Italy, England, Switzerland, Germany and Spain. Below are the price references for the most popular destinations:

  • Munich (MUC) → Palma (PMI) from €7,500
  • London (FAB) → Salzburg (SZG) from €10,000
  • Paris (LBG) → Basel (BSL) from €7,000
  • Paris (CDG) → Le Castellet (CTT) from €5,900
  • Munich (MUC) → Altenrhein (ACH) from €5,000
  • Nice (NCE) → Glasgow (GLA) from €12,000
  • London (BQH) → Munich (MUC) from €8,900
  • Geneva (GVA) → Paris (LBG) from €5,500
  • Zurich (ZRH) → Monaco (MCM) from €6,000
  • Berlin (BER) → Ibiza (IBZ) from €14,500
  • Rome (CIA) → Split (SPU) from €6,000
  • Nice (NCE) → Zurich (ZRH) from €4,900
  • Vienna (VIE) → Saint-Tropez (LTT) from €9,500
  • Paris (CDG) → Sylt (GWT) from €8,400
  • Warsaw (WAW) → Palma (PMI) from €13,000
  • Hamburg (HAM) → Saint-Tropez (LTT) from €11,000
  • Marseille (MRS) → Dubrovnik (DBV) from €9,000
  • Milan (LIN) → Cannes (CEQ) from €4,200
  • Nice (NCE) → Florence (FLR) from €5,000
  • Salzburg (SZG) → Genoa (GOA) from €6,000
  • Hamburg (HAM) → Olbia (OLB) from €12,000
  • Rome (CIA) → Barcelona (BCN) from €10,000
  • Zurich (ZRH) → Girona (GRO) from €6,500
  • Munich (MUC) → Monaco (MCM) from €5,000
  • Rotterdam (RTM) → Figari (FSC) from €11,000
  • Stockholm (BMA) → Nice (NCE) from €14,500
  • Naples (NAP) → Berlin (BER) from €10,500
  • Amsterdam (AMS) → Split (SPU) from €11,000
  • Zagreb (ZAG) → Saint-Tropez (LTT) from €7,000
  • Copenhagen (CPH) → Palma (PMI) from €15,000
  • Valencia (VLC) → Milan (LIN) from €11,500
  • Frankfurt (FRA) → Florence (FLR) from €7,000
  • Oslo (OSL) → Cannes (CEQ) from €14,500
  • Seville (OZP) → Nice (NCE) from €14,200
  • Helsinki (HEL) → Paris (LBG) from €15,500
  • Athens (ATH) → Florence (FLR) from €10,500
  • Riga (RIX) → Milan (LIN) from €13,000
  • Vilnius (VNO) → Geneva (GVA) from €13,000
  • Gothenburg (GOT) → Barcelona (BCN) from €15,000
  • Lyon (LYN) → Genoa (GOA) from €3,500
  • Skopje (SKP) → Zurich (ZRH) from €9,000
  • Lisbon (LIS) → Nice (NCE) from €14,500
  • Salzburg (SZG) → Westerland (GWT) from €4,900
  • Hamburg (HAM) → Westerland (GWT) from €4,500
  • Munich (MUC) → Westerland (GWT) from €4,900
  • Paris (LBG) → Dubrovnik (DBV) from €9,000
  • Vienna (VIE) → Dubrovnik (DBV) from €5,000
  • Zurich (ZRH) → Dubrovnik (DBV) from €5,000
  • London (BQH) → Vienna (VIE) from €8,500
  • Munich (MUC) → Vienna (VIE) from €4,500
  • Nice (NCE) → Vienna (VIE) from €6,000
  • Paris (LBG) → Cannes (CEQ) from €5,500
  • Munich (MUC) → Cannes (CEQ) from €5,500
  • London (BQH) → Cannes (CEQ) from €7,000
  • London (BQH) → Geneva (GVA) from €5,400
  • Munich (MUC) → Geneva (GVA) from €4,700
  • Paris (LBG) → Geneva (GVA) from €4,500
  • Paris (LBG) → Nice (NCE) from €4,900
  • Geneva (GVA) → Nice (NCE) from €4,500
  • Milan (LIN) → Nice (NCE) from €4,500
  • Nice (NCE) → Palma (PMI) from €4,700
  • London (LCY) → Palma (PMI) from €7,900
  • Paris (LBG) → Palma (PMI) from €6,600
  • Nice (NCE) → Barcelona (BCN) from €4,600
  • Paris (LBG) → Barcelona (BCN) from €6,600
  • London (BQH) → Barcelona (BCN) from €8,000
  • Paris (LBG) → Genoa (GOA) from €5,000
  • Munich (MUC) → Genoa (GOA) from €4,500
  • London (BQH) → Genoa (GOA) from €6,700
  • Paris (LBG) → Zurich (ZRH) from €4,500
  • London (BQH) → Zurich (ZRH) from €5,800
  • Nice (NCE) → Zurich (ZRH) from €4,500
  • Paris (LBG) → London (BQH) from €4,500
  • Geneva (GVA) → London (BQH) from €6,600
  • Leipzig (LEJ) → London (LCY) from €6,500
  • Nice (NCE) → Ibiza (IBZ) from €4,800
  • Munich (MUC) → Ibiza (IBZ) from €9,900
  • Olbia (OLB) → Ibiza (IBZ) from €5,800
  • Geneva (GVA) → Monaco (MCM) from €4,500
  • London (BQH) → Monaco (MCM) from €6,600
  • Milan (MXP) → Monaco (MCM) from €4,500
  • Munich (MUC) → Olbia (OLB) from €6,600
  • Geneva (GVA) → Olbia (OLB) from €4,900
  • Paris (LBG) → Olbia (OLB) from €6,600
  • Geneva (GVA) → Florence (FLR) from €4,500
  • London (BQH) → Florence (FLR) from €7,200
  • Paris (LBG) → Florence (FLR) from €6,600
  • Geneva (GVA) → Munich (MUC) from €4,500
  • London (BQH) → Munich (MUC) from €6,000
  • Paris (LBG) → Munich (MUC) from €5,400
  • Munich (MUC) → Cologne (CGN) from €4,500
  • London (BQH) → Berlin (BER) from €6,600
  • Paris (LBG) → London (BQH) from €4,500
  • Nice (NCE) → London (BQH) from €6,600
  • Geneva (GVA) → London (BQH) from €6,600
  • London (BQH) → Bilbao (BIO) from €7,000
  • Geneva (GVA) → London (BQH) from €6,600
  • Nice (NCE) → London (BQH) from €6,600
  • Paris (LBG) → London (BQH) from €4,500
  • Nice (NCE) → Samedan (SMV) from €4,500
  • Geneva (GVA) → Nice (NCE) from €4,500
  • Milan (LIN) → Nice (NCE) from €4,500
  • Paris (LBG) → Nice (NCE) from €4,500
  • Milan (LIN) → Grosseto (GRS) from €4,500
  • Milan (LIN) → Chambery (CMF) from €4,500
  • Paris (LBG) → Milan (LIN) from €5,200
  • Geneva (GVA) → Milan (LIN) from €4,500
  • London (BQH) → Milan (LIN) from €6,600

In some cases, you can use Jet Sharing or Empty Legs systems to reduce the final price. Simply put, Jet Sharing allows you to divide the total cost of renting an aircraft between all participants of the flight – it means that you do not have to pay for the entire aircraft, but for a specific seat. Therefore, it is often also called private jet charter.

 

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