
Aircraft class:
Midsize Jet
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Crew:
2 pilots
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Engines:
Two Garrett TFE731-3A-2B turbofans
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First delivered:
Late 1980s

The figures below summarize the performance and dimensions that matter most when you are matching an aircraft to a trip. They reflect typical configurations; exact numbers vary with weight, weather, and how a given aircraft is equipped.

With a range of about 2,350 nautical miles, the Learjet 55C is perfectly suited for regional and transcontinental routes across North America, connecting cities such as Los Angeles to Chicago, Dallas to New York, or Toronto to Miami without a fuel stop.| The 55C’s impressive high-speed cruise of 476 knots keeps flight times competitive, and its ability to operate at 51,000 feet means passengers enjoy a smoother, more direct route above weather and traffic.| Takeoff and landing performance—just over 5,200 feet required—opens up a broad network of airports, including many executive and secondary fields, minimizing ground transfer times and maximizing your time at destination.| With rapid climb rates and reliable engines, the Learjet 55C delivers the efficiency and convenience that private aviation clients expect.

Step inside the Learjet 55C and discover a spacious, elegantly appointed stand-up cabin that sets the standard for midsize jets in its class. Passengers will appreciate a cabin height of nearly 5.7 feet and a width of just over 5.9 feet, allowing for freedom of movement and a sense of openness.| The typical interior configuration features club seating for six, with plush leather executive chairs and fold-out tables—ideal for working, meeting, or relaxing en route.| Large windows fill the cabin with natural light, while a fully enclosed aft lavatory and refreshment center ensure privacy and convenience.| The 60 cubic foot baggage compartment handles golf clubs, skis, and multiple suitcases with ease, making the 55C a fitting choice for both business and leisure travelers who refuse to compromise on comfort or style.




While the Learjet 55C excels on medium-haul routes, those needing ultra-long range or transoceanic capability may prefer a super-midsize or heavy jet. For groups of up to seven on regional or cross-country missions, the 55C offers unmatched speed, value, and an inviting cabin environment that makes every journey a pleasure.


The Learjet 55C typically seats up to seven passengers in executive club seating, with configurations available for up to eight. The standard layout features two facing pairs of seats and a rear divan, creating a versatile environment for business or leisure groups.




Yes. The Learjet 55C features a stand-up cabin nearly 5.7 feet in height, a private aft lavatory, and 60 cubic feet of baggage space, giving passengers ample room to move, store luggage, and enjoy privacy throughout the flight.

Yes, for most cross-country flights within the U.S., the Learjet 55C’s range covers routes like Los Angeles to Chicago or Dallas to New York without refueling. For the longest nonstop legs, a brief technical stop may be needed, which is typical for jets in this category.
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