Learjet, the private plane brand made famous by stars like Frank Sinatra, is halting production later this year. The brand’s owner, Bombardier, said Thursday it will concentrate on its more ...

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 ...

Learjet, once a symbol of luxury that musicians sang about, will end production this year. Share full article A prototype Learjet 23 executive jet on a test flight, in 1964.

Bombardier's newest private jet, the Learjet 75 Liberty, was just delivered to its first customer. The new flagship of the Learjet program offers better performance than its predecessors with a ...

The pilot of the Learjet that took off without clearance and almost collided with a JetBlue flight at Logan International Airport over the winter blamed Boston’s cold temps and a stuffy nose … ...

The Learjet 85 fits between the midsize and super mid-size segments of the business jet market and seats up to eight passengers with a crew of two. It has a range of about 3,000 miles and a top ...

The Bombardier Learjet 75 is a mid-size jet that can seat two crew and eight passengers. It was first produced in 2013 and ended production in 2022 with 142 models being made. Its cost in 2015 was ...

The FAA says the Learjet repeated instructions to stay put but took off anyway. A JetBlue flight and a Learjet had a "close call" at Logan Airport Monday, February 27, 2023.

Two area Learjet pilots don’t understand how the plane carrying golfer Payne Stewart could have suddenly lost cabin pressure, one of the scenarios crash investigators are considering. Brad Co… ...

A Learjet will depart from Wichita this week as pilots try to fly to the South Pole, then the North Pole and back to Wichita in three days. The “Polar Mission,” more formally known as polar ...

The incident occurred Monday night while the JetBlue flight was preparing to land and a Learjet 60 took off without clearance, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.