
The Learjet 55 was a pioneering mid-size business jet that introduced NASA-developed winglets and expanded cabin capacity to the corporate aviation market. First flown on April 19, 1979, it was a low-wing twin-engine turbofan aircraft that could seat up to 10 passengers in a cabin measuring 13.7 feet long. With a maximum speed of 541 mph and service ceiling of 49,000 feet, the aircraft was manufactured by Gates Learjet in Wichita, Kansas.
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| ROYAL AIR FREIGHT INC | 1982 | 026 | MI | A2E0E1 | |
| ROYAL AIR FREIGHT INC | 1982 | 076 | MI | A7049A | |
| ROYAL AIR FREIGHT INC | — | 55-018 | MI | AAF5B8 |