The Learjet 45, a super-light business jet that marked Learjet's first completely new design since 1963, revolutionized the company's manufacturing approach through extensive computer-aided design and automated production. First flown on October 7, 1995, it was a low-wing twin-engine turbofan that could accommodate nine passengers in a flat-floor cabin measuring 19.8 feet long. Powered by twin Garrett TFE731-20 engines, the aircraft achieved a maximum speed of 533 mph and was manufactured by Learjet Inc., a division of Bombardier Aerospace.
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| Corporate | — | 45-312 | United States | aaff9f | |
XA-??? | Corporate | — | 45-326 | Mexico | 0D063D |
| Corporate | — | 45-385 | Mexico | 0d04ec |
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S/N: 45-312United StatesHex: aaff9f
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S/N: 45-326MexicoHex: 0D063D
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S/N: 45-385MexicoHex: 0d04ec