Variant
Learjet 55C
Learjet 55C is a partially retired member of the Learjet 55 family, known for the late branch with delta fins and refined performance.
Learjet 55 family
The first Learjet with a stand-up midsize cabin, pairing the brand’s familiar speed with noticeably more passenger room.
Learjet 55 family is a partially retired business jet built by Learjet. It first flew in 1979, entered service in 1981, and went on to shape airline fleets, passenger journeys, and aviation memory.
First flight
1979
Service entry
1981
Seating band
6 to 8
Learjet 55 family is a partially retired business jet by Learjet, first flown in 1979 and introduced in 1981, with typical seating for 6 to 8 and range up to 2,200 nautical miles.
Its place in business aviation comes from the combination of mission capability, cabin layout, operator use, and the reasons buyers kept the type or moved to its successors.
Range band
2,200 nm
Notable operators
Corporate operators · Charter fleets · Air ambulance operators
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Variants
Variant
Learjet 55C is a partially retired member of the Learjet 55 family, known for the late branch with delta fins and refined performance.
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Timeline
The Learjet 55 begins flight testing and establishes the public shape of the family.
The family enters passenger or executive service and begins building its operating footprint.
Passenger or executive use continues in smaller numbers, making the family feel historical and current at the same time.
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