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The Learjet 60xr is the biggest and best that Learjet makes. It can seat up to 7 to 8 passengers comfortably and charters for $4500 an hour and up.
"Learjet 60XR Specifications"
"Airshow and Sony Cabin Entertainment systems including a 10 disc CD player and dual DVD players."
"4-place club seating with a 3-place divan couch."
"Internal and external baggage compartments."
Changes include more curvaceous cabinetry, single-seat structure and upholstery, a cleaner looking headliner with recessed air gaspers.
It has LED lighting, more illuminating window surrounds and a redesigned lavatory with a larger vanity cabinet.
Customers can now choose from five basic seven- and eight-seat floor plans and specify a larger galley and a three-place divan.
It has in addition to four slide/swivel single executive seats arranged in a "club 4" configuration.
(Bombardier says the airplane can seat nine passengers, but that counts the belted potty.)
Other layouts include six single seats or a high-density, eight-seat layout, including six single seats and a two-place divan (a particularly useless item, save for small children, pets or briefcases).
The new galley is the cabin's most impressive monument and it has been relocated to the left side of the cabin next to the passenger door.
"Learjet 60XR Information"
"Midsize aircraft featuring a stand-up cabin."
"Enclosed lavatory with sink."
"2,000-2,400 nautical mile range, depending on passenger load."
"Full galley including two hot liquids, microwave, cold drinks, minibar, and wine chiller."
This positioning conveys a more spacious atmosphere and accentuates the cabin lines, creating a lengthier appearance.
It also provides a noise buffer between most of the passengers and the cabin door, which has an improved seal.
Overall, interior cabin noise has been reduced by "several" decibels over the Learjet 60, according to Bombardier.
The unconventional galley tower houses hot-liquid containers and glassware and provides 6.5 more inches of workspace with natural lighting via an over-the-counter window.
Improved natural and artificial lighting is a big part of the 60XR cabin's appeal.
The lavatory has an extra window and the new window surrounds allow a significant amount of additional natural light inside.
The 60XR's cabin management system has fewer and more user-friendly menus than the 60 and features inputs for iPods and other equipment, such as laptops and DVD players.
Content from these devices can be transmitted throughout the cabin via headphone jacks and displays.
While high-speed Internet is available, options include Iridium satellite phones.
The Airshow 410 or 4000 moving map and flight information/entertainment system with network package.
There is a 15.1-inch forward monitor, a 10.4-inch aft monitor, single or dual DVD systems, passenger AV inputs and XM radio.
In 2005, only one year after Model 60SE deliveries began, Bombardier announced the 60XR. Deliveries of the 60XR began in 2008.
The Learjet 60XR comes elegantly appointed with more of what corporate travelers appreciate on long flights.
Such improvements give the Learjet 60XR's cabin much of the look, feel and function of a super-midsize business jet-for $6 million to $7 million less.
"Private Jet Charter, Learjet 60XR"
"Learjet 60XR Specifications"
"Airshow and Sony Cabin Entertainment systems including a 10 disc CD player and dual DVD players."
"4-place club seating with a 3-place divan couch."
"Internal and external baggage compartments."
Changes include more curvaceous cabinetry, single-seat structure and upholstery, a cleaner looking headliner with recessed air gaspers.
It has LED lighting, more illuminating window surrounds and a redesigned lavatory with a larger vanity cabinet.
Customers can now choose from five basic seven- and eight-seat floor plans and specify a larger galley and a three-place divan.
It has in addition to four slide/swivel single executive seats arranged in a "club 4" configuration.
(Bombardier says the airplane can seat nine passengers, but that counts the belted potty.)
Other layouts include six single seats or a high-density, eight-seat layout, including six single seats and a two-place divan (a particularly useless item, save for small children, pets or briefcases).
The new galley is the cabin's most impressive monument and it has been relocated to the left side of the cabin next to the passenger door.
"Learjet 60XR Information"
"Midsize aircraft featuring a stand-up cabin."
"Enclosed lavatory with sink."
"2,000-2,400 nautical mile range, depending on passenger load."
"Full galley including two hot liquids, microwave, cold drinks, minibar, and wine chiller."
This positioning conveys a more spacious atmosphere and accentuates the cabin lines, creating a lengthier appearance.
It also provides a noise buffer between most of the passengers and the cabin door, which has an improved seal.
Overall, interior cabin noise has been reduced by "several" decibels over the Learjet 60, according to Bombardier.
The unconventional galley tower houses hot-liquid containers and glassware and provides 6.5 more inches of workspace with natural lighting via an over-the-counter window.
Improved natural and artificial lighting is a big part of the 60XR cabin's appeal.
The lavatory has an extra window and the new window surrounds allow a significant amount of additional natural light inside.
The 60XR's cabin management system has fewer and more user-friendly menus than the 60 and features inputs for iPods and other equipment, such as laptops and DVD players.
Content from these devices can be transmitted throughout the cabin via headphone jacks and displays.
While high-speed Internet is available, options include Iridium satellite phones.
The Airshow 410 or 4000 moving map and flight information/entertainment system with network package.
There is a 15.1-inch forward monitor, a 10.4-inch aft monitor, single or dual DVD systems, passenger AV inputs and XM radio.
In 2005, only one year after Model 60SE deliveries began, Bombardier announced the 60XR. Deliveries of the 60XR began in 2008.
The Learjet 60XR comes elegantly appointed with more of what corporate travelers appreciate on long flights.
Such improvements give the Learjet 60XR's cabin much of the look, feel and function of a super-midsize business jet-for $6 million to $7 million less.
"Private Jet Charter, Learjet 60XR"
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