The Learjet 75 Liberty is certified to fly up to 51,000 ft, and cruises between Mach 0.76 and Mach 0.79 in normal operations. It can seat six passengers with a maximum range of 2,080 NM (3,780 KM ...

The Learjet, with its distinctive sloped nose, has been flying since the 1960s. ... built by what became known as the Lear Jet Corp., rolled off the assembly line in October 1963.

Operating a pre-owned Learjet 75 for 200 hours/year costs $908,992, averaging $10.62 per mile. Doubling owner flights to 400 ...

Although it will still be many months before the NTSB is ready to determine a probable cause in the May 15, 2017 loss of control accident of a Learjet 35A during a circling approach to Teterboro ...

Circling the globe in 50 hours and 20 minutes flying time as a demonstration of its capabilities. A total of 259 were built, 39 were destroyed in accidents , and few remain airworthy today.

The inaugural Lear Jet 23 was based on the design of a prototype Swiss jet fighter. It could fly as fast as transatlantic commercial airliners, and could out-climb some military jets, to boot.

While flying at over 30,000 feet in the air over Arizona, two airline pilots claim an unidentified flying object flew over top their planes. CBS Denver reports that both planes reported the sighting.

A Learjet will depart from Wichita, Kansas to try to fly to both poles and back in three days, a polar circumnavigation, ... Lear Jet 23-003 has historical significance.

On April 30th, a small crew departed from Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport with a goal to make history by flying a Learjet airplane over the North and South poles of the world.

The Learjet 35-A covered the roughly 23,500-mile flight in an unofficial time of of 49 hours 21 minutes 42 seconds, a speed of 475 m.p.h. The jet is owned by Bill Daniels, a cable television magnate.

The 1964 Lear Jet 23, registered N200Y with the FAA and also known by its manufacturer’s serial number, 23-003, on Oct. 13, 1964, before it was delivered to the first Learjet customer, Chemical ...