Embraer Legacy 450

Legacy 450
Role Business jet
National origin Brazil
Manufacturer Embraer
First flight 28 December 2013
Status In development
Number built 2
Unit cost
16.75 million [1]
Variants Embraer Legacy 500

The Embraer Legacy 450 is a Brazilian business jet being developed Embraer.[2]

Design and development

Launched as a concept called the MLJ (Mid-Light Jet) at the NBAA Convention in 2007, the Legacy 450 (and its big brother the Legacy 500) were officially launched at EBACE in May 2008. It is designed to carry 7 to 8 passengers over 2,575 nautical miles (4,769 km),[3] and a flight life of 27,500 flight hours. The aircraft has full fly-by-wire flight controls, a Collins ProLine Fusion flight deck, Honeywell HF7500 series engines, and a full stand up flat floor cabin and a lavatory. Cabin altitude is 6,000 feet.[4]

Operation

The aircraft's first flight occurred on 28 December 2013. The Legacy 450 entered service on 11 August 2015 when it received its Brazilian (ANAC) certification,[5] [6] and it was FAA-certified shortly after.[7]

Variants

Legacy 450
Legacy 500
Extended length model

Specifications

Data from AW Pilot Report[4]

General characteristics

Performance

See also

Related development
Aircraft of comparable role, configuration and era

References

External links

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