Learjet family

The Learjet line on this site has ten variants. Length runs from the 23 to the 60, a spread of 15.4 ft (35.6%). Five different wingspans appear across the line. Maximum takeoff weight grows by 82.0% from the lightest variant to the heaviest. The variants spread over Design Groups I and II and Approach Category C.

The Learjet 40 has the joint 2nd-longest wingspan in Design Group I (162 types). The Learjet 45 has the 5th-greatest length in Design Group I (162 types). Among the 80 families on this site, the line has the 2nd-most variants. Among the 77 families on this site with published weights, the line has the 4th-largest weight growth.

Learjet 75
Learjet 23

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Every variant, shortest first

All variants, sorted by length
Variant	Wingspan	Length	Tail height	Max. takeoff weight	Codes
Learjet 23	35.6 ft	43.3 ft	12.6 ft	12,500 lb	I-C
Learjet 24	35.6 ft	43.3 ft	12.3 ft	13,000 lb	I-C
Learjet 25	35.6 ft	47.6 ft	12.3 ft	15,000 lb	I-C
Learjet 35/36	39.5 ft	48.7 ft	12.3 ft	18,300 lb	I-C
Learjet 55	43.8 ft	55.1 ft	14.7 ft	19,500 lb	I-C
Learjet 40	47.8 ft	55.6 ft	14.1 ft	21,000 lb	I-C
Learjet 70	50.9 ft	56.0 ft	14.0 ft	21,500 lb	II-C
Learjet 45	47.8 ft	58.0 ft	14.1 ft	21,500 lb	I-C
Learjet 75	50.9 ft	58.0 ft	14.0 ft	21,500 lb	II-C
Learjet 60	43.8 ft	58.7 ft	14.7 ft	22,750 lb	I-C

Source: FAA Aircraft Characteristics Database, October 2024 release. How we measure.