EMBRAER
LEGACY 650 SERIES

The Legacy 650 is a large cabin business jet, manufactured by Embraer until 2019. It is an extended range version of the Legacy 600, which itself was derived from the ERJ-135 regional jet.

 

Introduced in 2009, the Legacy 650 features a spacious cabin that can accommodate up to 13 to 14 passengers. The cabin also includes a fully equipped galley and lavatory with modern amenities, and boasts one of the largest cargo holds of any private jet, ideal for large groups.

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One of its closest rivals at the time of launch (at least in terms of charter rates) was the Falcon 2000, however as the Falcon could only hold a maximum of 10 passengers in a dual zone cabin, the longer three zone Legacy 600 / 650 quickly gained market share in Europe.

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This aircraft is powered by two Rolls-Royce engines and has a maximum range of approximately 3,900 nautical miles, which enables the aircraft to operate routes such as New York to London with ease.

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Embraer has focused on incorporating advanced avionics, including flight deck displays, weather radar systems, and navigation aids, ensuring a smooth flight experience.

 

The Legacy 650 has gained popularity among corporate and private jet operators seeking a spacious cabin, extended range, and modern technology, making it a notable contender in the large cabin business jet market.