Learjet 23

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The Learjet 23 is a pioneering light business jet introduced in the 1960s, known for its high speed, sleek design, and role in establishing the modern business jet market.

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Learjet 23 canonical 2

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instanceOf business jet
twinjet
cabinPressureAltitude 8000 ft
category civil aircraft
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
crew 2
cruiseSpeed ~843 km/h
designer Bill Lear NERFINISHED
emptyWeight ~2800 kg
engineMounting rear fuselage
engineType turbojet
firstCustomerDelivery 1964
firstFlight 1963-10-07
fuselageOrigin inspired by Swiss FFA P-16 fighter project
height 3.73 m
icaoTypeDesignator LJ23 NERFINISHED
introduced 1964
landingGear tricycle retractable
length 13.18 m
manufacturer Lear Jet Corporation NERFINISHED
maximumSpeed ~903 km/h
maxTakeoffWeight ~5670 kg
notableFor helping establish the modern business jet market
high speed for its class
sleek aerodynamic design
numberBuilt 104
numberOfEngines 2
passengerCapacity 6
7
powerplant 2× General Electric CJ610 turbojet
primaryUse air taxi
corporate aviation
productionEnd 1966
productionStart 1963
range ~2890 km
rateOfClimb ~30 m/s
role business jet
corporate transport
serviceCeiling ~13700 m
status retired
successor Learjet 24 NERFINISHED
Learjet 25 NERFINISHED
tailConfiguration T-tail
wingArea 18.6 m2
wingConfiguration low wing
wingspan 10.84 m

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Learjet product Learjet 23
Learjet notableAircraft Learjet 23