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Spirit Wing Aviation is developing a glass-cockpit upgrade and autopilot to augment its re-engined Learjet 20 series conversion, and plans to offer the feature within 18 months. The new systems ...

Approximately 2,000 Learjet 20, Learjet 30, and Learjet 50 series aircraft were produced from the 1960s into the early 2000s, with the majority still in service, according to Bombardier.

Avcon Industries completed flight testing for a reduced vertical separation minimums (RVSM) supplemental type certificate for Learjet 20 aircraft. Avcon, which began certification flight testing ...

Federal investigators said on Tuesday that they had recovered a cockpit voice recorder from the Learjet that crashed as it approached Teterboro Airport in New Jersey, killing both crew members.

NTSB released an image of the cockpit voice recorder (CVR) of the Learjet 55 that crashed on Jan. 31 in Philadelphia. The CVR was located at the site of initial impact, at a depth of 8 feet.

Investigators searched for the plane's cockpit voice recorder, which might provide clues as to what was happening in the cockpit during the crash. The Learjet did have such a recorder, though it ...

Bombardier’s new Learjet 75 business jet came to life for the first time last month on the company’s Wichita production line. Aircraft power, including the ...

The sheer size of the Learjet 20/30 fleet, roughly 1,725 aircraft, makes the market extremely attractive, and Stevens rolled out the first delivery in fall 2008, just before the Wall Street crash ...

Bombardier is poised to begin delivering and retrofitting Learjet 70s and 75 business jets with an enhanced version of the Garmin G5000 flightdeck, following US approval for the upgrade on 20 January.

The National Transportation Safety Board has released preliminary findings into the crash of the medical Learjet that happened in Philadelphia in January.

The all-new Learjet 85 is bigger, faster, and fancier than any of its predecessors, and the only way to fly on one is through Flexjet.