Learjet 85

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The Learjet 85 was a planned midsize business jet by Bombardier’s Learjet division, intended to be the first primarily composite Learjet before its development was cancelled.

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instanceOf business jet
midsize jet
twin-engine jet
aircraftFamily Learjet family
linked to: Learjet
aircraftRole business jet
aircraftStatus cancelled program
announcedAt National Business Aviation Association convention
avionicsSuite Rockwell Collins Pro Line Fusion
cabinClass midsize cabin
cabinType stand-up cabin
constructionMaterial composite
countryOfOrigin Canada
crew 2
designGoal improved fuel efficiency
increased cabin volume
longer range than previous Learjets
developedBy Learjet
engineType turbofan
firstFlightDate 2014-04-09
firstFlightLocation Wichita, Kansas
fuselageMaterial carbon-fiber composite
intendedCruiseSpeed_Mach 0.82
intendedEngineModel Pratt & Whitney Canada PW307B
intendedRange_km 4800
intendedRange_nm 2600
intendedServiceCeiling_ft 49000
intendedTakeoffWeight_kg 16300
intendedTakeoffWeight_lb 36000
manufacturer Bombardier Aerospace
maximumPassengerCapacity 10
notableFeature first primarily composite Learjet design
numberOfEngines 2
overallLength_m 20.9
pressurization fully pressurized cabin
primaryDevelopmentSite Wichita, Kansas
programCancellationDate 2015
programLaunchDate 2007
programOutcome no aircraft delivered to customers
programSuspensionDate 2015-01
programType clean-sheet design
reasonForCancellation development costs
market conditions
tailConfiguration T-tail
targetMarket midsize business jet segment
typicalPassengerCapacity 8
wingConfiguration low wing
wingSpan_m 19.5

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Learjet product Learjet 85