Learjet 28

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The Learjet 28 is a light business jet developed in the late 1970s as an improved, longer-range variant of earlier Learjet models, notable for its winglets and high-speed performance.

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instanceOf business jet
twin-engine jet aircraft
aircraftCategory jet-powered fixed-wing aircraft
aircraftFamily Learjet 20 series NERFINISHED
aircraftType civil aircraft
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
crew 2
developedFrom Learjet 25 NERFINISHED
developedInDecade 1970s
engineConfiguration twin-engine
engineType turbofan
firstFlight 1977
fuselageDesign stretched fuselage compared to earlier Learjet 20 series
hasVariant Learjet 29 NERFINISHED
hasWinglets true
height 12.3 ft
3.75 m
introduced 1979
landingGear tricycle landing gear
length 14.87 m
48.8 ft
manufacturer Gates Learjet NERFINISHED
Learjet NERFINISHED
marketedAs longer-range version of earlier Learjet models
maxCruiseSpeed about 464 kn
about 860 km/h
maxSpeed Mach 0.81
maxTakeoffWeight 15500 lb
7031 kg
notableFeature designed for high-altitude, high-speed cruise
first production Learjet fitted with winglets
numberBuilt 5
powerplant 2 × General Electric CJ610 turbofan
primaryUse air taxi operations
executive transport
productionPeriod late 1970s
range about 1400 nmi
about 2590 km
role business jet
corporate transport
serviceCeiling 51000 ft
status out of production
tailConfiguration T-tail
typicalPassengerCapacity 8
wingDesign new wing with winglets
wingspan 12.04 m
39.5 ft

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Learjet product Learjet 28