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$3,942,303
↓ -$11K
For Sale
Total Time
4,223
Reg#
525A-0355
Location
France
Via Let's Fly Group
2 sources
Listed 1mo ago
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3,630
Location
Miami, FL
Listed 1mo ago
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5,417
Location
Long Beach, CA
Via Jeteffect, Inc.
Listed 1mo ago
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Total Time
5,464
Reg#
N460RV
US
Location
Mexico City, Mexico City, Mexico
Via Wulf Aviation
Listed 1mo ago
$2,800,000
For Sale
Total Time
7,425
Reg#
N35CT
US
Location
Carlsbad, CA
Via jetAVIVA
2 sources
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4,485
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N21RA
US
Location
Collingwood, ON, Canada
Via Lee Thomas
3 sources
Listed 1mo ago
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7,257
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N400WD
US
4 sources
Listed 1mo ago
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Total Time
6,400
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D-IALI
Germany
Location
NC
Via CFS Jets
4 sources
Listed 1mo ago
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Total Time
5,417
Reg#
N25LZ
US
Location
CA
3 sources
Listed 1mo ago
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Reg#
N9UD
US
Location
Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV
Via jetAVIVA
Listed 2mo ago
Browse light jets for sale — the sweet spot for owner-flown and small-company jets. Light jets seat 6-8, cruise 400-460 kts, range 1,500-2,200 nm, and cost $1M-$8M used. The Citation CJ series, Embraer Phenom 300, Learjet 31/40/45, and HondaJet dominate this segment. Single-pilot certified with stand-up cabins and full lavatories. Prices range from $2,380,000 to $4,095,000 with an average of $3,444,754 across 11 priced listings.
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Citation CJ Series for Sale:
CJ1/CJ2/CJ3/CJ4 and M2 — Cessna's best-selling light jet family. 6-9 seats, Williams FJ44 engines. $1M-$10M depending on variant and year. The gold standard in owner-flown jets.
Embraer Phenom 300 for Sale:
Phenom 300/300E — the world's best-selling light jet for 10+ years. 7-9 seats, 453 kts, 2,010 nm range. $5M-$11M. Best-in-class performance and cabin.
Learjet for Sale:
Learjet 31/40/45/75 — iconic speed and performance. 7-9 seats, up to 465 kts. $500K-$8M. Fastest light jets available but higher operating costs.
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Buying Tips
- ✓ Citation CJ series has the largest support network and lowest operating costs in the light jet segment — $1,200-$2,000/hr depending on variant.
- ✓ Phenom 300 commands premium resale values but also has excellent dispatch reliability and the best cabin in the light jet class.
- ✓ Learjet operating costs are 10-20% higher than CJ or Phenom — factor fuel burn (180-200 gal/hr for Learjet 45 vs 130-150 for CJ3) into your budget.
- ✓ Engine programs (TAP, MSP, JSSI) are critical — enrolled light jets sell for 10-15% more than non-enrolled equivalents.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a light jet cost?
Used light jets range from $1M for older Citation CJ1 or Learjet 31 models to $10M+ for late-model Phenom 300E or Citation CJ4. The sweet spot is $2M-$5M for mid-life CJ2+/CJ3 or early Phenom 300 aircraft.
What is the best light jet to buy?
The Embraer Phenom 300 leads in performance and cabin comfort. The Citation CJ3+ offers the best owner-flown experience with lowest operating costs. The HondaJet HA-420 is the most fuel-efficient. Choice depends on range needs, budget, and whether you prioritize speed or economy.
How far can a light jet fly?
Typical light jet range is 1,500-2,200 nm (1,700-2,500 statute miles). Citation CJ3 flies 1,875 nm, Phenom 300 does 2,010 nm, Learjet 45 reaches 2,120 nm. Most can fly coast-to-coast US with one fuel stop.
Disclaimer: All prices are asking prices from third-party sources. AeroGurus is not an appraiser, broker, or financial advisor. Always obtain a professional appraisal and inspection before purchasing.