Learjet 75 Review

Every luxurious seating has its own custom touchscreen display that can neatly be stowed away to create more space. The Learjet 75's shallow cab interior allows board ing travelers to move around freely and gain on-board stowage space for belongings. It is the first of its kind in a lightweight aircraft and features an original and one-of-a-kind body panel that divides the cab from the dashboard and caboose.

In addition, the stateroom is optically enlarged by eight window openings on each side of the jets and a spacious toilet. The Learjet 75 is powered by two new Honeywell turbo thrusters that give the plane 10% more performance, enabling it to travel 2,040 sea mile and a max height of 51,000ft.

Bombardier's Vison Field Deck has three 14-inch screens with split-screen picture functions in the dashboard. Plastic viewing, graphical scheduling, LPV approaches guidance and full control touch-screen allow the Learjet 75 to be flown without difficulty. The 58-foot Learjet 75, which maintains Bombardier's renowned track record for top speeds and power, offers continuous smooth, personal travelling.

Pilots check: Maximum privacy in the Learjet 75

Bombardier's Learjet 75 is a basic unit in the lightweight commercial aircraft class when it comes to impressing customer convenience and dependability. The Learjet 75 has been popular with drivers and travelers since it was certified in 2013. A Learjet 75 cab offers room for eight typical guests in a dual cruise layout that is both comfortable and handy for corporate use.

Every luxurious seating has its own custom touchscreen display that can neatly be stowed away to create more space. The Learjet 75's shallow cab interior allows board ing travelers to move around freely and gain on-board stowage space for belongings. It is the first of its kind in a lightweight aircraft and features an original and one-of-a-kind body panel that divides the cab from the dashboard and caboose.

In addition, the stateroom is optically enlarged by eight window openings on each side of the jets and a spacious toilet. The Learjet 75 is powered by two new Honeywell turbo thrusters that give the plane 10% more performance, enabling it to travel 2,040 sea mile and a max height of 51,000ft.

Bombardier's Vison Field Deck has three 14-inch screens with split-screen picture functions in the dashboard. Plastic viewing, graphical scheduling, LPV approaches guidance and full control touch-screen allow the Learjet 75 to be flown without difficulty. The 58-foot Learjet 75, which maintains Bombardier's renowned track record for top speeds and power, offers continuous smooth, personal travelling.