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Thanks for all the replies. :)

The two main reasons for the aircraft chosen is 1) the budget, and 2) company perception. The company flies a lot of customers around and they don't want to get an airplane that is "too big", thinking that the customers will see their investments as going towards "big, luxurious airplanes" for the big wigs. Of course we do have a few customers who have nicer airplanes than us, so go figure. Not to mention, they want to do this, and try to lower costs (the reason for option "A"). The company does a lot of less than 1000nm flights, so option A is there for that reason. Take the small & efficient jet on the shorter legs and the big & efficient jet on long, hot/high legs.

How does the Citation X do high/hot?
 
Falcon 50- nuff said. EX or not you will be able to achieve all you mission requirements. PM me if you need more info.
 
JDE said:
Thanks for all the replies. :)

The two main reasons for the aircraft chosen is 1) the budget, and 2) company perception. The company flies a lot of customers around and they don't want to get an airplane that is "too big", thinking that the customers will see their investments as going towards "big, luxurious airplanes" for the big wigs. Of course we do have a few customers who have nicer airplanes than us, so go figure. Not to mention, they want to do this, and try to lower costs (the reason for option "A"). The company does a lot of less than 1000nm flights, so option A is there for that reason. Take the small & efficient jet on the shorter legs and the big & efficient jet on long, hot/high legs.

How does the Citation X do high/hot?



ah yeah.... the ole' "we dont buy a big airplane because of perception" thing...."owners rich, dosen't want to FLAUNT it"

so lets buy a used mx hog 20yr old one instead.

heard this before...smells like....



BULL$HIT!

;)
 
G100driver said:
Have not started flying the new airplane yet, eh? :D
The 50 would be a "no brainer" except for the budget thing. All in all, the "Hebrew Hotrod" is a pretty tough combination to beat. Oh by the way, I'm sitting in my Hotel room at DFW - 50 school starts tomorrow.

'Sled
 
Lead Sled said:
The 50 would be a "no brainer" except for the budget thing. All in all, the "Hebrew Hotrod" is a pretty tough combination to beat. Oh by the way, I'm sitting in my Hotel room at DFW - 50 school starts tomorrow.

'Sled

I'm in my hotel room at DFW...but not for 50 school, too bad.
 
If you want baggage then do not get 800xps plus we have had some problems with ours. 500 hours total and on the second #2 engine
 
hot and high

Gulfstream 200 said:
ah yeah.... the ole' "we dont buy a big airplane because of perception" thing...."owners rich, dosen't want to FLAUNT it"

so lets buy a used mx hog 20yr old one instead.

heard this before...smells like....



BULL$HIT!

;)

The X in hot and high conditions, with its extremely swept wing, was nothing to hang your hat on so to speak. Most jets are like that, but I think if you are operating regularly out of high and hot strips, there would better choices.
 

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