Learjet Learjet 31
Corporate Jet
Photo ©: Mike Vallentin
The Learjet 31 is a twin-engined corporate jet aircraft produced by the US-American manufacturer Learjet Corporation (today Bombardier Aerospace, Canada).
Propulsion | 2 Turbofan Engines |
Engine Model | Honeywell TFE-731-2-3B |
Engine Power (each) | 15,6 kN | 3500 lbf |
Speed | 832 km/h | 449 kts 517 mph |
Service Ceiling | 15.545 m | 51.000 ft |
Range | 3.076 km | 1.661 NM 1.911 mi. |
Empty Weight | 4.575 kg | 10.086 lbs |
max. Takeoff Weight | 7.030 kg | 15.500 lbs |
Wing Span | 13,30 m | 43 ft 8 in |
Wing Area | 24,5 m² | 264 ft² |
Length | 14,80 m | 48 ft 7 in |
Height | 3,70 m | 12 ft 2 in |
First Flight | 11.05.1987 |
Production Status | out of production |
Total Production | 206 |
Developed from | Learjet 31A |
ICAO Code | LJ31 |
IATA Code | JST |
FAA TCDS | A10CE |
Data for (Version) | Learjet 31 |
Variants | Learjet 31A |