Learjet Lear 60
Learjet Lear 60 Exterior
The Learjet 60 is said to have been designed for a niche market – private jets that climb quickly to high cruise levels, have fast cruise speeds, operate economically, and are reliable.
The strongest feature of the Learjet 60 is its cruise performance. It can climb to its cruise level of 43,000 feet in less than fourteen minutes when loaded to its maximum takeoff weight of 23,500 pounds.
Once at cruise level, it can reach speeds of up to 526 miles per hour (about .76 Mach).
It has a transcontinental range of 2,590 miles (2250 nautical miles) when carrying six or seven passengers. With an average fuel consumption of 203 gallons per hour, the 60 is surprisingly comparable to smaller light weight private jets.
As can be expected in a Learjet, the Learjet 60 handles exceptionally well. It has very heavy wing loading, resulting in very smooth flights, even when flying through turbulent areas.
The new speed-proportionate nose-wheel steering system makes the jet easier to handle on the ground, and stronger wheel brakes assist in landings and ground control.
Learjet Lear 60 Interior
Learjet Lear 60 Interior
The cabin of the Learjet 60 is the biggest yet in the Learjet line. The cabin is designed to have the most space where it counts – specifically, elbow room for seated passengers.
Amenities like fold-out work tables and radio phone come standard, and a fax machine, microwave, and coffee maker can be added as desired.
Learjet Lear 60 Specifications
- Passenger Capacity: 8
- Airspeed: 526 mph
- Range: 2310 nm
- Cabin Width: 5.9 feet
- Cabin Height: 5.7 feet
- Cabin Length: 17.7 feet
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