LEGACY 600
The Embraer Legacy 600 is a popular long-range private jet, based on the ERJ-135 regional jet, capable of flying medium to long-haul international flights for up to 13 passengers. It features a spacious cabin with three partitioned sections, large windows, Wi-Fi, and often includes a conference table and flat-screen monitors. With Rolls-Royce engines, winglets, and added fuel tanks, it has a notable range, allowing for trans-atlantic travel.
Key Features & Capabilities
- Cabin: Configured for 13 passengers in three distinct zones, designed for comfort and productivity.
- Range: Capable of reaching 3,450 nautical miles (3,970 miles) with fewer passengers.
- Speed: A cruising speed of approximately 518 MPH.
- Engines: Powered by two Rolls-Royce AE 3007 turbofan engines.
- Technology: Includes a Honeywell Primus Elite avionics suite and in-flight entertainment systems.
- Baggage: Has a large 240 cubic foot baggage compartment, accessible in-flight.
Purpose
- Business Travel: Ideal for transporting executives and business teams across continents and for long domestic flights.
- Charter Operations: A frequently chartered jet for private and corporate travel due to its capacity and range.
Origin
- Based on Regional Jets: It's a business jet derivative of Embraer's ERJ (Embraer Regional Jet) family of commercial aircraft.
- Market Introduction: Launched by Embraer in 2000 (as the "Legacy 2000") and introduced to the market in 2002