Launched in 1992 as a replacement for the Learjet 35, the medium range Learjet 45 represented the company’s first clean sheet design since the original Learjet 23. Bombardier took full advantage of the opportunity to update and enhance its iconic jet, making the Learjet 45 the first business aircraft designed entirely on computer rather than paper. Bombardier also ensured the flat-floor cabin would be every bit as comfortable as the aircraft is capable, with an interior designed to offer the most usable passenger space possible for the volume, resulting in more legroom, greater seat width, and galley storage area than
The Learjet 40 has a bigger interior than competing aircraft with a flat-floor, oval-shaped passenger cabin measuring 17 feet, 9 inches long and a cross section of 4 feet 11 inches high by 5 feet, 1 inch wide providing a cabin volume of 363 cubic feet making it feel as if you’re riding in a midsize rather than in a light jet. Rating: 3.9 Reviews: 26
The Westwind I Medium Jet has a comfortable cabin measuring 15.5′ long by 4.8′ wide by 4.9′ tall with a total cabin volume of 323 cf, offering comfort for 8 passengers, with the max configuration seating 10. Baggage compartment can hold up to 8 avg sized bags less than 5 cf each. Maximum range of 2330 miles and a max speed of 540 mph. Rating: 3 Reviews: 2
The twin-engine King Air C90 turboprop has a range of 840nm, and can accommodate up to five passengers and a pilot. It features much improved pressurization over earlier aircraft in the Model 90 series, Over its production run, Beechcraft produced 516 King Air C90s. Rating: 4 Reviews: 70
The twin-engine King Air C90 turboprop has a range of 840nm, and can accommodate up to five passengers and a pilot. It features much improved pressurization over earlier aircraft in the Model 90 series, Over its production run, Beechcraft produced 516 King Air C90s. Rating: 3.9 Reviews: 21
The Beech King Air B200 is a twin-turboprop transport and utility aircraft that has been in continuous production since 1964 with more than 6,000 of 17 variants have been sold for corporate, commercial and special mission operations to more than 94 countries. Rating: 4.2 Reviews: 79
Over 7,000 King Air 300s have been sold since its introduction and are well known around the world with a good support network used by individuals, companies and governments in 105 countries. They are used in business as well as air ambulances and for surveillance tasks. Rating: 4.2 Reviews: 40
Over 7,000 King Air 350s have been sold since its introduction and are well known around the world with a good support network used by individuals, companies and governments in 105 countries. They are used in business as well as air ambulances and for surveillance tasks. Rating: 4.3 Reviews: 71
Distinguished by its large wingtip-mounted fuel tanks, the Learjet 35 is derived from the earlier Learjet 25 but features powerful Garrett TFE731 turbofan engines offering increased power and reduced noise over earlier designs. Each engine provides 3,500 pounds of thrust, allowing the Learjet 35 to take off in 4,972 feet, with a maximum takeoff weight of 18,300 pounds. Capable of flying more than 2,000 miles nonstop, the Learjet 35 also offers good handling characteristics, low fuel burn, and fast cruise speeds. A maximum of eight passengers can travel in the Learjet 35’s cabin, while 40 cubic feet of baggage space