Interior

The Learjet 75 has a cabin height of just under 5 feet, and a width of just over 5 feet. The seating is typically equipped for up to 9 passengers comfortably. A forward galley ensures passengers are well taken care of. At 45,000 feet, the cabin altitude remains under 7,000 feet, keeping passengers refreshed and energized.

The cabin of the Learjet 75 is interconnected with each seat equipped with a pop up touch screen that features a moving map and other apps. Lufthansa’s Technik is the cabin management system of choice by Bombardier.

Specifications

● Seating: 9 passengers plus crew
● Maximum Speed: 450 mph
● Cabin Height: 4.11 ft
● Cabin Width: 5.1 ft
● Cabin Length: 19.7 ft
● Baggage Volume: 15 cu ft
● Range: 1,850 NM
● GPH: 198 gph
● Model: Learjet 75
● Manufacturer: Bombardier
● Manufactured from 2013 to 2022

Costs

● Learjet 75
● Maintenance: $303 per hour
● Engine Maintenance: $573 per hour
● Crew Expenses: $287,000 per year
● Hangar: $35,000 per year
● Insurance: $45,000 per year
● Miscellaneous Fixed Costs: $8,000 per year

Performance

The Learjet 75 continues the vaunted history of the Learjet line and speed. The Learjet 75 cruises at 450 knots, with service ceiling of 51,000 feet. With a range of more than 1,800 nautical miles and impressive speed, the Learjet 75 makes any destination a quick trip.

The flightdeck of the Learjet 75 is powered by the latest in avionic technology, the Garmin G5000 avionics suite. The latest from Garmin implements intuitive tech into the cockpit for the pilots, including visual synthetic vision and instrument charts.

Conclusion

The Learjet 75 has everything that made its predecessors successful, speed and functionality. Pairing that with modernized upgrades from the cockpit to the cabin and the Learjet 75 makes the perfect mid-size jet. Contact Liberty Jet today to book a Learjet 75 trip!