Bombardier Learjet 60XR Private Jet Charter

About the Bombardier Learjet 60XR

The word Learjet entered the language the way Kleenex did — as a generic term for what was once a specific aircraft. Bill Lear's original 1963 design redefined what a private jet looked like and meant, and the family kept refining that signature for half a century. The Learjet 60XR, introduced in 2006 as the final iteration of the 60 series, is where the Learjet brief reached the midsize class with every Learjet quality intact.

The defining Learjet trait was always how it climbed. The 60XR reaches FL410 in just over 20 minutes and operates up to FL510 — above almost all traffic and weather, in air thin enough that the cabin feels still and the cruise stays economical. Combined with 2,782 km of range and an 895 km/h cruise, the 60XR covers the European map directly — London to Athens, Paris to Casablanca, Munich to Tel Aviv — for up to eight passengers at around €5,900 per flight hour.

The 60XR brought a modern Pro Line 21 cockpit, refined cabin and lower operating costs to the 60 series, while preserving the airframe's renowned high-altitude performance. For clients who recognise the name and care about how an aircraft actually flies, the Learjet badge still earns its place — and the 60XR is the version that earned it most quietly.

Performance Excellence

Eight passengers, 2,782 km of range, 895 km/h cruise — and the operational signature that defines the type: climb performance that brings FL410 within roughly twenty minutes and operations to FL510, above virtually all weather and most traffic. Two Pratt & Whitney Canada PW305A engines deliver the thrust behind the climb while keeping fuel economics honest for a midsize. The Pro Line 21 avionics modernised the cockpit when the XR variant was introduced, and the high cruise altitude pays off in both ride quality and time-to-destination. At roughly €5,900 per hour, the Learjet 60XR delivers a true Learjet flying experience in a midsize cabin — the badge's most quietly capable midsize answer.

Cabin Comfort

The Learjet 60XR cabin reflects the brand's history honestly: it is a midsize cabin designed by a company whose DNA is performance rather than ornament, and it delivers comfort where comfort matters most on the type's natural sectors. The double-club layout seats eight in substantial leather chairs that recline and swivel, with tables sized for working sessions and the recognisable Learjet attention to detail in finishes.

The 60XR refresh modernised the cabin's surfaces, lighting and management system without disturbing the proportions the airframe established. Cabin altitude is held lower than the original 60 thanks to system updates, keeping passengers fresh on the four-hour legs the type can reach. An enclosed aft lavatory, an externally accessed baggage hold and a refreshment galley with proper appliances complete the brief. What the cabin gives that newer designs cannot match is the type's altitude story: at FL490, conversations stay calm because the air outside is, and the cabin's old reputation for being a serious working environment at six miles up still holds in the 60XR.

High-speed WiFi keeps you connected throughout your flight, allowing you to work or stay in touch. A full galley enables fresh catering service during your journey. A private lavatory ensures comfort on longer flights.

Why Choose the Learjet 60XR?

• Efficiency: Optimized fuel consumption at — liters per hour
• Reliability: Powered by proven jet engines
• Flexibility: Access to major airports worldwide
• Comfort: Pressurization altitude of 0 ft for a more comfortable cabin environment

Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, the Learjet 60XR delivers an exceptional private aviation experience.