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ECLIPSE 550 PRICES Standard AND OPTIONAL 550 Prices Standard Eclipse 550 Configuration: Base Price US$ 2.995.000 Canada Dual Avio Integrated Flight Management System 5 seat configuration 550 1 SE Five-Year Factory Warranty GPS WAAS precision approach capability (LPV) Five-Year Eclipse Advantage Maintenance Program2 One year Jeppesen subscription service 3 Standard P&WC Engine Warranty Premium Interior and deluxe two-tone color option SE Prices One initial type rating training 110 volt outlets / USB outlets RVSM eligible Tray tables, cup holders Avionics ADS-B Out enabled Standard documentation to include Aircraft Flight Anti-Skid Brakes Manual and Aircraft Maintenance Manual Standby Attitude Indicator (3rd AHRS) Autopilot coupled guidance Performance Nav-source selection integration to PFD Flight plan overlay on Nav Displays Specs 1 See separate Aircraft Warranty Agreement 2 See P&WC Engine Warranty Agreement 3 See separate Eclipse Scheduled Maintenance Program 4 2nd Quick Don mask, 40 ft³ O2 tank Seating Config. Optional Feature Prices Auto Throttles $ 28,000 ADF $ 14,950 Safety TA S ( Tr a f fi c A l e r t i n g S y s t e m ) $ 31,950 DME $ 41,000 4 Copilot Package $ 49,950 Iridium Sat Phone $ 4,950 Training Stormscope $ 14,950 Sixth Seat Option $ 24,950 Color Radar $ 27,950 2nd type rating $ 12,000 Warranty Warranty TAWS $ 21,000 EASA package (incl. ADF/DME) $ 99,500 Copilot Standby Display $ 24,950 Ferry Package $ 35.000 Service Prices subject to change Purchase progress made simple. Configure your personal Eclipse 550. Oper. Costs Oper. Environmental Exclusive Eclipse Aerospace authorized Sales Center of the Eclipse 550, Eclipse SE and Kestrel 350 for ONE Aviation Corporation JETLOUNGE GmbH | EDAZ | Flugplatz Haus 2 | D – 14959 Schönhagen | +49 (0)33731-279000 · JETLOUNGE BV | EHGG | Machlaan 20 A | NL – 9761 TK Eelde | +31 (0)50-8080174 | [email protected] | www.jetlounge.de.

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