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9 models · 964 on the US register

Learjet

Bill Lear's Learjet 23 first flew in 1963 and made the light business jet a category of its own. The company passed to Gates Rubber in 1967 (Gates Learjet) and to Bombardier in 1990. Bombardier ended Learjet production in 2022 and supports the fleet.

FAQ

Learjet questions

How many Learjet aircraft are registered in the US?

1,127 current US registrations are filed under Learjet's names in the FAA file of October 2026, 964 of them Learjet 45s, Learjet 60s and Learjet 35As and other classified models. Aircraft registered in other countries are not counted.

What Learjet models are there?

Radar has a page for 9 Learjet models: the Learjet 45 (light jet), the Learjet 60 (midsize jet), the Learjet 35A (light jet), the Learjet 31A (light jet), the Learjet 75 (light jet), the Learjet 40 (light jet), the Learjet 55 (midsize jet), the Learjet 60 and the Learjet 36 (light jet).

How much does a Learjet cost?

Across the Learjet models Radar values, from about $176K (an older Learjet 36) to $13M (a recent Learjet 75). The figures are Radar's value model by build year where it models the type, otherwise listing-based or rough estimates; hours, programs and the logbooks move the price of any one aircraft.

Which Learjet has the longest range?

The Learjet 36, with a published range of 2,425 nm. The Learjet 60 is published at 2,330 nm. The Learjet 45 is published at 2,102 nm.

What is the fastest Learjet?

The Learjet 55, with a published high-speed cruise of 490 knots true airspeed.

Which Learjet seats the most passengers?

The Learjet 60, published for up to 10 passengers. Completions vary, and many aircraft are fitted with fewer, larger seats.

Who owns Learjet aircraft?

Of the 1,127 US-registered Learjet aircraft, 1,075 (95%) are registered to companies, trusts and other entities and 52 to individuals. Radar does not name individual owners. The most common states of registration are DE (130), FL (127), TX (118).

Data: Radar, FAA aircraft registry file of 2026-10-09.

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