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Learjet 60 Overview
The Learjet 60 is a business jet built by Learjet, designed for operators and owners who need short-to-medium missions with lower operating costs. Powered by Twin turbofan, it delivers a 450-knot cruise speed with seating for 6-10 passengers. With 91 aircraft tracked in our directory, the Learjet 60 maintains a strong presence in the active fleet — a reflection of its operational reliability and market staying power. Learjet positioned this aircraft for missions where speed, simplicity, and lower acquisition costs matter more than cabin volume.
Performance Profile
The Learjet 60 cruises at 450 knots (518 mph), reaching a service ceiling of 45,000 feet. Maximum range under NBAA IFR conditions is 2,000 nautical miles — well-suited for regional missions up to 2-3 hours, connecting major metro areas within 1,000 miles. The twin-engine configuration balances redundancy with fuel efficiency. At higher altitudes, the Learjet 60 operates above most weather and commercial traffic, delivering a smoother ride and better fuel burn.
Cabin & Interior
The Learjet 60 accommodates 6-10 passengers in a typical executive configuration. The cabin is efficient — designed for speed and direct routing rather than lounge-style comfort. Seating configurations vary, but the aircraft is well-suited for trips of 1-3 hours with small groups. Interior condition and configuration vary by operator and aircraft age. Contact The Jet Finder for availability on specific Learjet 60 aircraft in our network.
Detailed Specifications
| Manufacturer | Learjet |
| Model | Learjet 60 |
| Category | Business Jet |
| Engines | Twin turbofan |
| Typical Price | Contact for pricing |
| Passenger Capacity | 6-10 |
| Max Range | 2,000 nm |
| Cruise Speed | 450 kt (518 mph) |
| Service Ceiling | 45,000 ft |
| Active Fleet (Our Directory) | 91 aircraft |
Part 135 Charter Market
92 aircraft in this model family hold active FAA Part 135 certificates, operated by 10 Part 135 carriers across the United States. This fleet depth translates directly to charter availability — more operators means better pricing competition and scheduling flexibility for clients.
| Part 135 Active | 92 aircraft |
| Part 135 Operators | 10 |
| Avg. Fleet Year | 2001 |
| In Our Directory | 56 aircraft |
| FAA Type Designator | LR-60-60 |
| Texas | 22 aircraft |
| Florida | 15 aircraft |
| Tennessee | 9 aircraft |
| Delaware | 8 aircraft |
| Pennsylvania | 5 aircraft |
| Colorado | 5 aircraft |
Top Part 135 Operators
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Ownership & Market
The Learjet 60 market reflects strong liquidity — with 91 aircraft in our directory, buyers have options across a range of years, engine times, and interior conditions. Current market pricing: Contact for pricing. Key factors affecting Learjet 60 values include total airframe hours, engine program enrollment (TAP, JSSI, or MSP), avionics upgrades, and interior condition. Learjet's factory service network supports the model extensively across North America. For acquisition consulting, pre-buy inspection guidance, or a current market assessment on the Learjet 60, contact The Jet Finder.
Fleet Directory
91 Learjet 60 aircraft in our directory. Click any tail number for full specs, ownership, and history.
Frequently Asked Questions
10 questions about the Learjet 60
The Learjet 60 is a business jet manufactured by Learjet. It seats 6-10 passengers, cruises at 450 knots, and has a range of 2000 nautical miles.
Learjet 60 pricing: Contact for pricing. Actual cost depends on year, total time, engine program status, and interior condition.
The Learjet 60 has a maximum range of 2000 nautical miles (2302 statute miles) under standard conditions with full passenger load.
The Learjet 60 has a typical cruise speed of 450 knots (518 mph) at altitude. Maximum cruise speed may be slightly higher depending on conditions.
The Learjet 60 accommodates 6-10 passengers in a typical configuration. Seating may vary based on interior layout and operator preferences.
The Learjet 60 is powered by Twin turbofan. These engines provide reliable performance for the aircraft's operating envelope.
Yes. The Learjet 60 is available for charter through The Jet Finder's operator network. Contact us for availability, pricing, and routing for your specific trip.
The Learjet 60 competes in the business jet segment. Key differentiators include range, cabin volume, operating costs, and acquisition price. Contact The Jet Finder for a detailed comparison tailored to your mission.
The Learjet 60 has a certified service ceiling of 45,000 feet. Flying at higher altitudes generally means smoother air, higher cruise speeds, and better fuel efficiency.
Aircraft investment depends on your mission profile, utilization rate, and tax situation. The Learjet 60 holds value well in the business jet segment. Contact The Jet Finder for an acquisition consultation.
92 Learjet 60 aircraft hold active FAA Part 135 certificates, operated by 10 carriers across the U.S. Contact The Jet Finder for real-time charter availability.
10 Part 135 certificated operators fly this model. Major operators include Jet Linx Aviation, LLC, AB Jets, LLC, RSB Investments LLC. All data sourced from the FAA Part 135 Aircraft Listing (D085).
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