With that, he pointed to another jet, the G600ER.
In the picture, the aircraft's lines were smooth, projecting a sense of steady power.
"This model uses the industry's most advanced wings, precision-molded from a single piece of aluminum. Paired with an ultra-quiet Pratt & Whitney engine, it can fly farther with lower fuel consumption.
It can cruise at a high speed of Mach 0.90, close to the speed of sound, allowing it to cross the Pacific non-stop. It truly makes direct flights between any two points on the globe possible.
At the same time, shorter flight times mean longer intervals between scheduled maintenance. This helps the aircraft retain its value and also keeps the crew more refreshed. The current price is a little higher than the 550."
Next, the salesperson introduced the G650 and G650ER.
"Compared to the previous two models, its only distinction is having the largest cabin in its class!
That's why the price is 64.5 million US Dollars!
