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	AeroWorldNet(tm) - NBAA: Bombardier Learjet 40 Prototype, First Production Model Complete First Flights [September 10, ...
		Like the Bombardier Learjet 45 from which it is derived, the Bombardier Learjet 40's fuselage is built at Bombardier's Belfast facility in Northern Ireland.
		Capable of operating at cruise speeds up to Mach 0.81 (534 mph; 859 km/hr), the Bombardier Learjet 40 has a maximum range of 1,803 nautical miles (3,339 km) with four passengers, two crew and IFR reserves and will be certified for operations at altitudes of up to 51,000 feet (15,545 m).
		The Bombardier Learjet 40 provides a 17 feet, eight inches (5.39 m) long cabin, with a width of 5.12 ft (1.56 m) and a height of 4.92 ft (1.50 m).
	www.aeroworldnet.com /10nr091002.htm (746 words)

	Susan C. Anderson, Learjet 60, 45 & Challenger 604 Contract Pilot (Learjet 45)
		Susan C. Anderson, Learjet 60, 45 and Challenger 604 Contract Pilot (Learjet 45)
		Advanced Cardiac Life Support andamp; AED Certified Source: www.corporatepilot.com Air Charter Charter Flight jet charter private jet charter air charter Aircraft Experience: The Learjet 45 business jet incorporates advanced aircraft design and time-saving performance.
		With the longest cabin in its class, generous stretching-out room and excellent Source: www.hopajetworldwide.com Scheme Designers - Custom designed aircraft paint schemes for all Scheme Designers creates custom exterior aircraft paint schemes for all types of aircraft for Learjet 45.
	www.blogger.com /feeds/30469985/posts/full/115563331671940942 (84 words)

	Private Planes: Learjet 23
		Developed by eccentric genius Bill Lear, the original Learjet Model 23 was among the first corporate/private jets, and certainly the best-known.
		His Learjet design was based on the wings and basic structure of a short-lived Swiss fighter plane, the P-16.
		The Learjet name lives on in the 30, 50, and 60 series, which are larger, more efficient, and safer.
	www.factmonster.com /spot/learjet23.html (437 words)

	Elite Jets - Learjet 31A / 35 Specifications \| Learjet 31A / 35 Charters (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Widely recognized, the Learjet offers yet another luxurious and economically efficient model to the series, the Learjet 31A.
		The Learjet 35 was introduced to the series and is extremely popular among jet owners and private jet charter for business or leisure travel.
		The Learjet 35 cruises at speeds close to the maximum speed of the 31A (510mph) and reaches a range of 2,220 miles.
	www.jetcharters.com /private_jets/Learjet_35_31A.cfm (142 words)

	Bombardier Learjet 45 - Aerospace Technology
		The Learjet 45 XR received Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification in June 2004 and European certification in December 2004.
		The Learjet 45 is certified by both the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the European Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA), and it is approved by the regulatory agencies in more than 30 countries.
		Learjet 45 jets can be specially configured and customised to be used for pilot training.
	www.aerospace-technology.com /projects/learjet (936 words)

	Learjet 23/24
		The original Learjet accumulated 194 hours of flight time in 167 test flights until it was destroyed in June 1964 when it crashed at takeoff with a Federal Aviation Administration pilot at the controls.
		The Learjet 23 became the first small jet aircraft to enter mass production as well as the first to be developed and financed by a single individual.
		Unfortunately, the original Learjet 23 also developed an unwanted reputation as a very demanding and unforgiving aircraft for the average pilot to fly—a major factor in the strategic decision to quickly design a successor.
	www.centennialofflight.gov /essay/GENERAL_AVIATION/lear/GA13.htm (993 words)

	Lear Jet series aircraft for sale
		For many people, the name Learjet is a generic term to cover any and all business jets, largely due to the public relations skill of Bill Lear, and James R. Greenwood, who successfully headed the company's public relations department for many years.
		Learjets latest aircraft is the completely new Model 45, which was announced in September 1992, falling between the Model 31 and the Model 60, and features a new wing and a larger fuselage than the Model 31.
		Learjets have been delivered to a number of governmental operators and have been used for target towing, high altitude mapping and photography.
	learjetsales.com /article.htm (1744 words)

	AIN Online 2000: Learjet 45 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Learjet 45 is designed to match or exceed the performance of the Learjet 35 while providing a more spacious and comfortable cabin, and still maintaining the high dispatch reliability, simplified maintenance and economical executive transportation the smaller Lears were known for.
		Bombardier has forged a commitment to make the Learjet 45 a success and satisfy the customer, even though delivery dates were delayed and it took almost two years to work out most of the bugs.
		As for delivering on its promise, according to Learjet the original design spec (±5 percent) for standard conditions and four passengers was 4,200-ft balanced field length; 2,990-ft landing distance; 2,200-nm range with 45-min reserve; and 19,500-lb mtow.
	www.ainonline.com /Features/Pilotreports2000/AIN_pr_learjet45.html (2452 words)

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		Priority access to a Learjet 31/31A or a Learjet 60 â“ choose to fly on one of the most storied jets in the history of private aviation.
		Instead of booking one trip at a time with varying rates and no guaranteed availability, jet card-membership allows you to reserve a block of 25, 50, 100 or more hours, and pay a flat rate for the hours you fly.
		Learjet Card-membership means you will not pay to bring your Learjet into position, to return the empty jet to home base, or for another Learjet to meet you.
	www.skyjet.com /Skyjet/LearjetCard.aspx (277 words)

	AvBuyer.com - Aviation Articles - LEARJET 40 & 45 UPDATE
		The Learjet 40 for sale descended directly from its larger sibling, the Learjet 45 which itself broke new ground for Learjet as the first all-new design from the company since the first Model 23 way back in 1963.
		The Learjet 45 for sale sported an all-new fuselage designed to yield a cabin with dimensions beyond those of the prior light-class Learjets, such as the high-speed, low-cost Learjet 31A, the 35, 25, 24 and, of course, the 23.
		Learjet’s designers and the company’s development partners also collaborated on an all-new wing; one that greatly reduced the number of parts that, in turn, brought about lower assembly time.
	www.avbuyer.com /articles/Article.asp?Id=37 (1398 words)

	enviscope GmbH - Learjet 35A D-CGFD
		The Learjet is ideally suited for special missions on the basis of its characteristics and robust construction.
		The main task of the Learjets is the deployment of target drones on long steel cables and is carried out under contract to the Bundesamt für Wehrtechnik und Beschaffung (BWB; Federal Office for Defence Technology and Acquisitions).
		The development of a modular infrastructure allows the Learjet to be refitted with measurement equipment within a short time.
	www.enviscope.de /learjet.html (1324 words)

	AIN Online August 2002: Learjet derives 2 new jets from its 45 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Chidiac pointed out that the Learjet 45, certified in 1997, was the first clean-sheet Learjet to come from the company since the first Model 23 was certified in 1964 (when the company was Lear Jet).
		Building the Learjet 40 is a way for Bombardier to tap the light jet market with a minimal investment in research and development or certification costs.
		As with the Learjet 45 and 45XR, a second FMS is optional on the 40.
	www.ainonline.com /issues/08_02/08_02_learjetpg1.html (1275 words)

	Airliners.net: Bombardier Learjet 45
		Bombardier owned Learjet announced it was developing the Model 45 at the US National Business Aircraft Association's annual convention in Dallas in September 1992.
		Larger than the Learjet 31 and smaller than the 60, Learjet states that the 45's 1.50m (4.9ft) high and 1.55m (5.1ft) wide cabin will provide more head and shoulder room than any other aircraft in its class.
		While Learjet retains overall 45 program leadership, and is responsible for the aircraft's design, other Bombardier Group companies participate in Learjet 45 production.
	www.airliners.net /info/stats.main?id=127 (441 words)

	NASA - NASA 616 Learjet
		A Learjet Model 25, tail number NASA 616, is located at NASA's Glenn Research Center.
		The plane is currently being used for the on-going high-altitude calibration of solar cells and the assessment of nozzles with chevrons to reduce jet engine noise.
		Laminar Flow/Anti-Insect Coatings Flight Test Program involving NASA and industry employing the Glenn Learjet as a testbed for laminar flow nacelle contours with anti-insect coatings.
	www.nasa.gov /centers/glenn/testfacilities/learjet.html (245 words)

	Microsoft Flight Simulator (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The parameters set down for the 45 called for it to have the performance of the Learjet 35, the handling of the Learjet 31A, and greater cabin space than the competition.
		Learjet is responsible for systems and final assembly in the United States; the fuselage is built by Shorts in Ireland; and the wing design and construction is handled by de Havilland in Canada (all Bombardier subsidiaries).
		Learjet has shown once again its ability to adapt to the market and produce what the customer wants.
	www.fsinsider.com /About/Aircraft/Bombardier-Learjet-45 (544 words)

	Learjet 25 Information
		Learjet 25 (C-GBFP) registered to Adlair Aviation at Cambridge Bay Airport, Nunavut, Canada.
		The Learjet 25 is a ten seat (two crew and eight passengers) twin-engined, high speed executive jet.
		Due to the ease of converting the cabin the Learjet 25 has found a niche as a medevac aircraft.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Learjet_25 (527 words)

	Learjet's
		The Learjet was the first "corporate" jet and still looks as good today as it did in the early 1960's when it was first rolled out.
		It looks very similar to the Learjet 55/60 but has a narrower fuselage and a single pane cockpit window when viewed from the side.
		Very similar to the Learjet 25 with 5 passenger windows, but the larger engines are the feature to look for.
	www.goodweather.flyer.co.uk /HTML_FILES/Biz_Learjets.htm (244 words)

	Corporate Rotable & Supply - Learjet
		CRS continues to invest in the Learjet support program with both select and entire inventory purchases.
		This ever-growing inventory provides Learjet operators with a unique alternative in obtaining critical spares at significant savings, thus reducing your operating cost.
		With a computer system that traces part numbers and serial numbers as well as air waybill numbers for all outbound shipments, the information you require is only a keystroke away.
	www.crsjetspares.com /learjet.htm (226 words)

	Calspan.com
		The two aircraft are used in these capacities to support flight test training of test pilots and flight test engineers around the world, as well as support new aircraft development programs.
		The Learjet Model 24, designated N101VS, development was started in 1979 and it first flew in its modified state in January of 1981.
		A third Learjet, Model 25, was purchased in 2005 and will be an operational VS aircraft in 2006.
	www.calspan.com /learjet.htm (181 words)

	The Bombardier Learjet 60XR offers legendary Learjet performance.
		The Learjet 60XR aircraft's range connects most major cities, while passengers enjoy generous space and comfort in the stand-up cabin.
		The perfect combination of range, speed and comfort has made the Learjet 60XR one of the world's most popular mid-size jets.
		The new Learjet 60XR offers a new seating configuration that makes the most of a cabin almost six feet wide, including in the forward section, a new three-place divan.
	www.flexjet.com /Our-Aircraft/L60XR/index.html (122 words)

	Kyosho's Learjet scale twin electric ducted fan radio control (r/c) lear jet planes using micro rc servos and ...
		The Kyosho learjet is the largest ducted fan model in the Kyosho ducted fan range which includes the F-16 and T-33 electric ducted fans rc models.
		After decals are applied and on-board gear is installed, you'll be turning heads at the flying field, because this model really captures the graceful profile of the world's most recognized corporate jet, right down to the wingtip tanks and nacelles.
		Kyosho Learjet twin electric ducted fan park flyer is a scale ARF electric ducted fan jet.
	www.greatmodeldeals.com /products/kyosho_learjet.htm (515 words)

	Overview
		We have assembled one of the most knowledgeable and well-regarded Learjet technical teams in the US, representing over 250 years of collective Learjet maintenance experience.
		Learjet maintenance program in 1997, our crews have performed an average of fourteen 12-year/12,000-hour inspections each year.
		experienced Learjet technicians can complete a typical 12-year/12,000-hour inspection in five weeks or less, and a typical 12-year inspection in just under four weeks– with all repairs accomplished.
	www.weststaraviation.com /Learjet/Learjet/learjet-overview.html (125 words)

	Seven Bar Learjet 35A (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Among their most popular models is the Learjet 35A.
		With an exceptional blend of speed, range, efficiency and reliability, the medium-range Learjet 35A sets the standard for all other aircraft in its class.
		Equipped with an in-flight phone, convenient fold-out tables, a refreshment center and private lavatory, the Learjet 35A is ideal for conducting business en route.
	www.7bar.com /fractionalownership/aircraft/learjet.asp (92 words)

	What ASTECH Has Done On Learjets
		We helped establish the RTS methodology at Learjet by creating the formats, guidelines, and templates that all RTS procedures would use (as well as review most of the electrical/avionic RTS procedures that were generated).
		Each system that we generated RTS procedures for was extensively researched (Learjet design/ test/ maintenance/ safety documentation, vendor documentation, Technican/ Vendor discussions, lessons learned, undocumented tips, shortcuts,....) so that we completely understood the system from all perspectives and at all levels (hardware/software, system-subsystem-component level, operationally,...).
		We also worked closely with Learjet Tech Pubs to ensure that the RTS procedures made it into the maintenance manuals correctly-- this is much harder than it sounds.
	www.astech-engineering.com /systems/avionics/aircraft/Learjet.html (1735 words)

	Aerial Cinematography: Learjet (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Learjet is the de facto filming platform for air-to-air fixed-wing photography.
		Most often the Learjet will be mounted with either the Astrovision or Vectorvision filming systems.
		Any high performance aircraft such as the Learjet is required by the FAA to have a pilot and copilot.
	www.aerialcinematography.com /air/acrft_learjet.html (337 words)

	USATODAY.com - Jurors clear Learjet in Payne Stewart crash (Site not responding. Last check: )
		ORLANDO (AP) — Learjet should not be held responsible for the 1999 plane accident that killed golfer Payne Stewart, jurors said Wednesday.
		His widow, Tracey, and their two children sued Learjet, claiming a cracked adapter caused an outflow valve to pull away from the plane's frame, resulting in a decompression and the escape of cabin air as the plane climbed to its flight altitude after leaving Orlando on Oct. 25, 1999.
		Attorneys for Learjet told the jury that the plane lost pressure in another way and that damage to the valve was caused by the crash.
	www.usatoday.com /sports/golf/pga/2005-06-08-stewart-learjet-lawsuit_x.htm (240 words)

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