Embraer / 2015 - 2020
Embraer Legacy 450
Luxurious, fully reclining leather seats that seamlessly integrate with the cabin are paired with a window to give passengers an unmatched inflight experience.
Explore detailsThe Embraer Legacy 450 is the sister aircraft to the Legacy 500 and the predecessor to the Praetor 500 . The Legacy 450 and Legacy 500 were publicly introduced to the world in the summer of 2007. The aim was to position the aircraft between the popular Phenom 300 and Legacy 600. The first flight of the Leg...
It will come as no surprise that Embraer has developed a high-quality, luxurious interior for the Legacy. Both the 450 and 500 aircraft are constructed to the highest standards. Inside you will first notice the flat f...
The Embraer Legacy 450 is powered by twin Honeywell HTF7500E engines. Each engine is capable of producing 6,540 lbf of thrust. The Legacy 450 is capable of taking off with just 3,907 feet of runway in front of it. The...
Upfront the Legacy 450 has all the equipment that you would expect from a modern business jet. Developed with a full fly-by-wire system and paired with the Rockwell Collins Pro Line Fusion avionics suite, pilots are a...
The estimated charter cost for an Embraer Legacy 450 is $3,800 per flight hour. Naturally, prices will vary depending on availability, fuel prices, ground fees, and more.
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Value History
Pre-owned market movement based on the stored acquisition timeline.
Range Profile
Compares practical operating range against full-seat and ferry scenarios.
Estimated reduction per added passenger: 52 NM
Hourly Cost Mix
North America hourly ownership cost composition based on stored operating inputs.
Noise Profile
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Key Facts
Purchase Price
The list price for an Embraer Legacy 450 comes in at $15.25 million. Much like its sister the Legacy 500, this is a very reasonable price for the level of comfort, luxury, and performance.
However, this aircraft has been replaced in Embraer’s lineup with the Praetor 500. Therefore, in order to obtain a Legacy 450 potential customers will have to search the pre-owned market.
Examples from the first year of production are estimated to cost in the $9.5 million range. Prices will increase by around $1 million per year of production.
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Overview & History
The Embraer Legacy 450 is the sister aircraft to the Legacy 500 and the predecessor to the Praetor 500.
The Legacy 450 and Legacy 500 were publicly introduced to the world in the summer of 2007. The aim was to position the aircraft between the popular Phenom 300 and Legacy 600.
The first flight of the Legacy 450 took place in December 2013. Brazilian certification was awarded in August 2015.
The FAA certified the aircraft later that same month. Since the first Legacy 450 rolled off the production line, approximately 50 aircraft have entered service.
The Legacy 450 is based on the same platform as the Legacy 500 but with a shorter fuselage.
Embraer Legacy 450 Performance
The Embraer Legacy 450 is powered by twin Honeywell HTF7500E engines. Each engine is capable of producing 6,540 lbf of thrust.
The Legacy 450 is capable of taking off with just 3,907 feet of runway in front of it. The minimum landing distance comes in at just over 2,000 feet.
In the cruise, the Legacy 450 is capable of traveling at 462 knots at a maximum altitude of 45,000 feet. When optimized for maximum range the Legacy 450 can fly up to 2,904 Nautical Miles (3,342 Miles / 5,378 KM) without needing to refuel.
Embraer has developed the Legacy 450 with a Maximum Take-Off Weight (MTOW) of 35,274 lbs. The Legacy 450 has a maximum baggage capacity of 150 cubic feet.
Embraer Legacy 450 Interior
It will come as no surprise that Embraer has developed a high-quality, luxurious interior for the Legacy. Both the 450 and 500 aircraft are constructed to the highest standards.
Inside you will first notice the flat floor and the six feet of headroom. The Legacy 450 is capable of carrying up to nine passengers.
Featuring luxurious, fully reclining leather seats that seamlessly integrate with the cabin are paired with a window to give passengers an unmatched inflight experience.
With its 5,800 feet, low altitude cabin pressure, and state-of-the-art noise-reducing technologies, the serene environment of the Legacy 450 cabin will invigorate you and ensure that you are well-rested on arrival.
Unique to Embraer, the entire cabin can be controlled from the upper tech panel. This panel is a convenient touchscreen that allows you to control the entire cabin and check on the progress of your flight.
Built with an intuitive design, the overhead touchscreen panel ensures that you can get all the relevant information at a glance, while also being able to control your environment.
Cockpit
Upfront the Legacy 450 has all the equipment that you would expect from a modern business jet. Developed with a full fly-by-wire system and paired with the Rockwell Collins Pro Line Fusion avionics suite, pilots are able to safely and efficiently maneuver the aircraft.
The controls allow for a blend of performance, safety, comfort, and fuel efficiency. As is common with aircraft in the higher-end segments, the Embraer Legacy 450 boasts an integrated Head-Up Display (HUD).
The HUD provides pilots with unprecedented levels of situational awareness.
Built with Embraer’s traditional dark, quiet and uncluttered cockpit design philosophy, pilots are able to operate with less fatigue and a lower workload.
Embraer Legacy 450 Charter Cost
The estimated charter cost for an Embraer Legacy 450 is $3,800 per flight hour. Naturally, prices will vary depending on availability, fuel prices, ground fees, and more.
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