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Bombardier Learjet 45
CESSNA CITATION CJ3 FOR CHARTER
The Bombardier Learjet 45 is a light jet built around the qualities that made the Learjet name famous — speed, climb performance, and an unmistakable presence on the ramp. Designed as a clean-sheet successor to the Learjet 35, the 45 brought modern systems and a stand-up cabin to the lineup while preserving the performance DNA the brand is known for.
For charter clients who prioritize speed, the Learjet 45 is one of the fastest light jets on the market — climbing quickly to high cruise altitudes and getting time-sensitive travelers where they need to go. With strong range for its class and a comfortable executive cabin, it's a popular pick for coast-to-region business trips and longer light jet missions.
A FAST, FOCUSED LIGHT JET CABIN BUILT FOR BUSINESS TRAVEL
BUILT FOR SPEED, CLIMB, AND TIME-SENSITIVE BUSINESS MISSIONS
The Learjet 45 is built to do what Learjets have always done best — get up high and move fast. Powered by twin Honeywell TFE731-20 engines, it climbs directly to FL410 with ease and cruises near the top of its class for a light jet, delivering meaningful time savings on longer business trips.
The Learjet 45 typically seats 8 passengers in a double-club configuration, with capacity for up to 9 depending on the operator's layout and whether a belted lavatory seat is included.
The Learjet 45 has a range of approximately 2,120 nautical miles, comfortably handling routes like New York to Las Vegas, Miami to Seattle, or Chicago to Los Angeles with a typical passenger load — strong range for its category.
The Learjet 45 cruises at approximately 534 mph, putting it among the fastest aircraft in the light jet category and making it a go-to choice for clients who value speed on longer business trips.
Yes — the Learjet 45 is one of the most capable light jets for longer missions thanks to its combination of high cruise speed, strong range, and direct climb to 41,000 feet. It comfortably handles transcontinental light jet routes across the U.S. and is a frequent pick for executives who need to maximize their time in the air.