Aircraft

Learjet 24

The Learjet 24 is a light jet with up to 6 seats and 2,800 km range. Compare verified specs below with live empty-leg availability on EmptyJet.

Seats
6
Range
2,800 km
Cruise
800 km/h
Hourly
$2,600
Learjet 24

About this aircraft

The Learjet 24 refined the original Lear formula with improvements over the 23—still a compact, high-performance early business jet aimed at speed-minded corporate travelers of its day.

It expanded Learjet's early market before larger 25 and 35 types took over production volume. Today it is a heritage light jet for specialists and collectors rather than mainstream charter fleets.

Classic early Lear flying when you want the immediate post-23 chapter of Learjet history on the same compact theme.

Performance

Category
Light Jet
Range
2,800 km
Cruise speed
800 km/h
Max speed
875 km/h
Takeoff runway
1,600 m
Landing runway
930 m
ICAO type
LJ24

Cabin

Seats
6
Height
1.32 m
Width
1.50 m
Length
3.71 m
Cabin area
6.5 m²
Baggage
1.0 m³

Operating economics

Typical hourly cost
USD 2,600
Fuel burn
200 L/h
Fuel cost / hour
USD 1,200
Manufacturer
Gates Learjet

Best missions

  • Historic Learjet 24 trips
  • Heritage Lear light-jet missions
  • Rare specialty charter

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FAQ

What is the range of the Learjet 24?

The Learjet 24 has a published maximum range of 2,800 km.

How many passengers does the Learjet 24 seat?

The Learjet 24 is configured for up to 6 passengers.

What is the typical hourly cost of a Learjet 24?

EmptyJet reference data places typical Learjet 24 operating cost near USD 2,600 per flight hour. Charter quotes vary by route, operator, and availability.

How much fuel does a Learjet 24 burn?

Reference fuel burn for the Learjet 24 is about 200 liters per hour.

What runway length does a Learjet 24 need?

Published takeoff runway requirement for the Learjet 24 is about 1,600 m.

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