Midsize Jet

Learjet Learjet 60XR

Midsize Jet·2007 – 2013·2 engines·Up to 7 passengers

Learjet Learjet 60XR — Midsize Jet with 2,410 nm max range, 465 kts cruise, and 5,450 ft published takeoff distance.

2,410 nm
Max Range
465 kts
Max Cruise
5,450 ft
Takeoff Distance
7
Passengers (max)
$5K/hr
Total Cost at 400 hrs/yr

Performance Specifications

SpecificationPublished Figure
Range & Altitude
Max range2,410 nm
NBAA IFR range (4 pax)2,410 nm
Max cruise speed465 kts
Max altitude51,000 ft
Runway Performance
Takeoff distance5,450 ft
Landing distance3,150 ft
Hot & high capableNo
Unpaved runway capableNo
Powerplant
Engines2
EnginePratt & Whitney Canada PW305A
Engine programs availablepay_as_you_go
Fuel burn222 gph
Avionics & Systems
Avionics suiteRockwell Collins Pro Line 21
Single-pilot certifiedNo
APU availableNo

Performance figures are published catalog values under standard conditions. Actual performance varies with weight, density altitude, winds, and configuration. Verify with the manufacturer or type certificate data sheet before use.

Cabin & Capacity

SpecificationDimension
Max passengers7
Typical passengers7
Cabin length18 ft
Cabin width6 ft
Cabin height6 ft
Stand-up cabinNo
Flat floorNo
Enclosed lavatoryNo

Indicative Ownership Economics

Cost ElementIndicative Figure
Pre-owned range$4.0M – $4.0M
Total cost/hr (400 hrs/yr)$5K
Direct operating cost/hr$3K
Fixed annual cost$491K

All cost figures are indicative and based on Camber's curated catalog with standard assumptions (400 hrs/yr utilization, day-one ownership). Actual costs depend on configuration, utilization, location, financing structure, and market conditions. Acquisition prices are ranges from the pre-owned market and do not reflect any specific transaction. These figures are intended to orient the analysis, not substitute for a deal-specific model. Camber does not provide tax, legal, or financial advice.

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