LEAR 60
Large features, light aircraft
Bombardier’s midsize Learjet 60XR is the last iteration of the legacy of Learjets. This legacy derives from a long line of aircraft developed by Bill Lear in 1963, beginning with the original Lear 23. The 60XR rounds out Learjet’s generation of turbofan-powered aircraft. It is an improved version of the 60, boasting a more space-efficient interior. The redesigned model took its first flight in early 2006, and it remains a strong competitor in the medium-range business jet category.
Complimentary Wi-fi
Entertainment
Pre-Stocked Amenities
Details
General Capacity
Seating
8
Crew
2
Luggage Capacity
Luggage Size
24 cu ft.
x5 suite cases x4 carry-ons
Cabin Specs
Length
17.8 ft
Height
5.9 ft
Width
5.9 ft
Technical Specifications
Exterior
Length
58.8 ft
Wingspan
43.9 ft
Height
14.8 ft
Range
2,186 NM
Speed
High Speed
535 MPH
Typical Cruise Speed
501 MPH
Engines
Engine Model
Pratt & Whitney Canada PW305A
Thrust
5,225 lb
Flat Rated to
ISA + 17ºC (90º F)
Airfield Performance
Takeoff Distance
5,450 ft
Landing Distance
5,208 ft
Avionics
Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 avionics suite
Operating Altitude
Max Altitude
41,000 ft