Eclipse Aerospace and Kestrel Aircraft partnered to create One Aviation, the collaborative company that’s just developed the Eclipse Special Edition (SE).

The new SE received a major upgrade from the twin-engine Eclipse 500, and features anti-skid brakes, PPG glass windshields, a dual Avio integrated flight management system, a new stylish interior, and the choice of several two-tone paint schemes.

Two Pratt & Whitney turbofan engines power the private jet, which is capable of reaching speeds of up to 432 mph for up to 1,295 miles. The SE can also soar high with a maximum altitude of 41,000 feet.

One Aviation’s SE can seat five to six people and offers fully reclining leather seats in the cabin. Customers can opt to add color weather radar, auto-throttles, a terrain-awareness system, and a traffic-advisory system.

Available for around $2.2 million, the SE also comes with a three-year warranty and maintenance plan. Training for the type-rating flight test with the Federal Aviation Administration is also included for one pilot.

The new One Aviation SE will take the place of the Total Eclipse model.