The mid-range Learjet 45 stands out among private jets that blends the success of the old design with modern technology.

 

The most distinctive features of the Learjet series are high quality combined with superior speed and economic efficiency.

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The Learjet 45XR has been specially designed to provide ample and comfortable space for passengers.

 

The width of the cabin is 5.1 meters and the length is 19.8 meters.

 

These dimensions offer passengers wide seat pitches and a comfortable interior.

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Another noteworthy detail in the cabin design is the extra pressure relief point added to the door for passenger safety.

 

The noise level in the cabin is limited to a maximum of 72 db and there is a control system that regulates the temperature of the cabin and cockpit.

 

The jet has 50 cubic feet of heated luggage space in the exterior compartment and an additional 15 cubic feet of luggage capacity inside.

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The Learjet 45XR can travel 2,301 miles (approximately 1,999 nautical miles) non-stop and reach a maximum cruising speed of 437 knots.

 

Two AlliedSignal TFE731-20BR turbofan engines produce 3,500 pounds of power at takeoff.

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The original Learjet 45 was developed in accordance with the anti-ice systems standards introduced by the FAA while it was in the design phase. This model has the most advanced anti-ice system among midsize jets.

 

The engine anti-icing system has been redesigned for complete ice removal.

 

While the aircraft is taking off, the air load balancing engines increase thrust and increase the rate of climb with the ice clearance system, ensuring equal air evacuation between the two engines. The 45XR model also has this advanced system.

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