Private Lear Jets for Sale

Lear had its headquarters in Switzerland, but in 1962 it relocated to Wichita, Kansas, where it still has its headquarters today. The Learjet 23, the world's first commercial aircraft, made its debut in 1963. In the following year, the first Learjet 23 serially produced aircraft was shipped and the name of the corporation was changed to Learjet Corporation.

Learjet was taken over in 1990 by Montreal, Canada-based company Bombardier, which also manufactures the Challenger line of mid-size corporate jets, the Big Corporate jets and the C, CRJ and Q lines of airliners. At present, the Learjet 70 and Learjet 75 are produced by Bombardier. Here, the company is also responsible for the production of the Learjet 70 and Learjet 75s. Running on TFE731-40BR Honeywell power units, the seven-head Learjet 70 has a max cruising distance of 2,060 NM.

Learjet 75 is a nine-passenger lighter aircraft announced as the only commercial aircraft in its category to feature an eight-seater twin crew compartment layout, a low -profile bottom throughout the cab, and a front port for extra peace and quiet in the cab. Bombardier supplied the hundredth Learjet 75 in June 2017, which also included the 3,000th Learjet.

Bombardier Lear 60 private jets for sale

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