Lear 55
The Lear 55 was first introduced in 1981 as a business jet with a standup widebody cabin. The Lear 55 is recognizable by its low/straight wing with winglets and its delta fins under the tail (C model and newer). The 55 has two rear fuselage mounted engines and a swept T-tail with swept horizontal stabilizer. Each side of the fuselage has 4 square cabin windows. The 55 carries up to 7 passengers in up to 6 configurations and is piloted by a 2 man crew. The Learjet 55 cruises at 455 knots and has a range of 2000 nautical miles.
Plane Statistics
- Passenger Capacity: 7
- Airspeed (mph) : 455
- Cabin Width : 5.9
- Cabin Length : 16.7
- Lavatory Style: Full
- Range: 2000
- Cabin Height: 5.7
- Baggage Capacity : 60 ft2
