Embraer’s Legacy 600 was gracing the AeroShell Square yesterday on a one day visit to AirVenture Launched eight years ago the Legacy was Embraer’s first model in its growing family of executive jets, it comes to the show with a whole set of new features.
It is now fitted with a slim valance, as well as new seats that are capable fo converting to a full berth. It also has today’s essential iPod compatibility.
The recessed floor also increases the height by 2” giving a full 6’ cabin. Plus optional 17” widescreen monitors.
And added to that is an enhanced galley which increases food storage space, has counter-top level ovens, two large retractable tables, larger trash container, dual compartment ice drawer, a relocated sink, an option for a wine chiller and refrigerator as well as a larger water tank.
Luis Carlos Affonso, Embraer’s executive vice president Executive Jets says: “The Legacy 600 is good value. It has three cabin zones. Is it a super mid size or a large aircraft? I don’t know, but I like the cabin!”
The Legacy sells for $26.93 million in 2009 prices. Last year Embraer delivered 36 Legacy 600s and expects to deliver between 30 and 35 this year.
Source: Flight Daily News
