An airport spokesman told media outlets that the Learjet 35 was returning to Cozumel ... All comments made here are public and may be republished by Flying.

The Learjet 35-A covered the roughly 23,500-mile flight in an unofficial time of of 49 hours 21 minutes 42 seconds, a speed of 475 m.p.h. The jet is owned by Bill Daniels, a cable television magnate.

But pilots flying nonpressurized airplanes at high ... in 1999 after the suspected explosive decompression of the Learjet 35 on which he was a passenger. The captain had received high-altitude ...

John Glenn flew in a Learjet. That was it ... and I logged a fair amount of time hand-flying mine around my backyard. With it's fuel tanks mounted out at the tips of it wings and it's racy ...

The Federal Aviation Administration said the plane, a Learjet 35 flying from Philadelphia, crashed at 3:30 p.m. Monday while attempting to land at Teterboro Airport. Carlstadt Police Department ...

The Learjet 35 that crashed into the Atlantic Ocean shortly ... a pilot with a major airline who has logged 30 years of civilian and military flying experience, listened to the recordings provided ...

The accident happened Oct. 25, 1999 after Stewart's chartered Learjet 35 left Orlando, Fla., headed for Dallas. Flying at 23,000 feet, the pilot acknowledged permission to climb to 39,000 feet in ...

Flying furthered his understanding ... the popular Lear 35 and the Lear 55. In 1990, Canadian manufacturer Bombardier acquired the Learjet line from Gates, refining the design to produce the ...

A Learjet 35, registered as N47BA ... Colonel Olson concluded that the plane had no visible damage and was flying in a straight course, but could not see into the cockpit to identify the crew ...

where a group of aviation enthusiasts say they are committed to restoring it to flying condition. The Learjet 23 plane, known as 23-003, was the third of its kind to be manufactured in 1964.