The Learjet 45 Bombardier is a swept-wing jet aircraft with a wingspan of 47 feet, 10 inches, a height of just over 14 feet, and an overall length of 58 feet. The two Honeywell TFE731-20 turbofan engines are mounted to the fuselage just to the front of the tail section. The aircraft has an empty weight of 12,850 pounds with a maximum takeoff weight of 20,200 pounds.
The Learjet 45 Bombardier is crewed with a pilot and co-pilot. The main cabin can be configured a number of ways but typically seats between eight and 10 passengers. The interiors can be custom ordered to the buyer's specifications in addition to the variety of standard floor plans.
The Learjet 45 Bombardier is a jet aircraft with an average cruising speed of about 500 mph and a maximum speed of more than 530 mph. With a typical arrangement, crew and passenger load, the Learjet 45 has a range of about 2,000 nautical miles, making it a continental aircraft unable to cross the ocean.
