The 75 Liberty is a derivative of the Learjet 75. The Learjet 75 was also shrunk into the 70, but the 70 model didn't sell, and production was quickly ended to focus on the 75.

Learjet converted the midsize Learjet 75 into the super-light-jet 75 Liberty by retaining the airframe and engines while removing seats, the auxiliary power unit, the external accent lights and ...

When Bombardier’s Learjet 75 entered service in 2013, the light business jet quickly won the approval from operators and the trade press for its overall performance, full complement of avionics ...

The Learjet decision comes just months after the company announced the first delivery of the plane’s latest model, the Learjet 75 Liberty.

Bombardier expects soft demand in the near-term for its wide-ranging portfolio of business jets, as executives re-assess the positioning of the Learjet 75 and put off making any decisions about ...

Bombardier’s new Learjet 75 Liberty in flight. Bombardier Business Aircraft Bombardier Business Aircraft announced this week that the FAA has now certified the latest update to the popular ...

Bombardier Aerospace announced this week that the cabin mock-up of its Learjet 75 will make its Mexican debut in Toluca, near Mexico City, April 18-27.

Bombardier Aerospace will highlight its Wichita-built Learjet 75 aircraft at this year’s National Business Aviation Association’s annual convention in Orlando, Fla.

July 8, 2019 Learjet’s 75 Liberty Light Jet Can Be Yours for $9.9 Million The newest Learjet gives light-jet passengers a six-seat configuration in the aircraft expected to enter service in 2020.

As a brand, the name ‘Learjet’ has long enjoyed iconic status, with some 2,300 in use by corporations and private owners worldwide. So it should come as no surprise that certain models—all ...

Learjet's 75 Liberty has many selling points, including a lower price, competitive operating costs and an updated flight deck.