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Bombardier Learjet 75

The Bombardier Learjet 75 is a super light jet with up to 8 seats and 3,789 km range. Compare verified specs below with live empty-leg availability on EmptyJet.

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Seats
8
Range
3,789 km
Cruise
860 km/h
Hourly
$3,000
Bombardier Learjet 75

About this aircraft

The Learjet 75 is the longer final-generation Learjet—Garmin G5000 avionics, an improved cabin, and the last production Lear before Bombardier ended the line.

It offers the most modern Learjet passenger experience for light and super-light missions. Charter demand persists among travelers who specifically want Learjet performance and feel rather than Citation or Phenom alternatives.

The flagship close-out Lear for empty-leg and on-demand markets when newest Learjet inventory is the brief.

EmptyJet market activity

  1. On EmptyJet, the Bombardier Learjet 75 appeared in 407 empty-leg offers from January 1, 2026 through July 26, 2026, according to EmptyJet.
  2. Its busiest corridor was Vancouver (YVR) to Scottsdale (SCF), listed 15 times over that period.
  3. Inventory spanned 295 routes and 9 operators across the EmptyJet catalog.
  4. Priced Bombardier Learjet 75 empty legs centered on a median ask of USD 9,278, with an observed range of USD 854–USD 32,158 (595 priced listings).
  5. Typical missions ran about 784 km one-way on the median EmptyJet listing.
  6. As of the latest catalog refresh, 54 empty-leg offers for this model remain live on EmptyJet.

Performance

Category
Super Light Jet
Range
3,789 km
Cruise speed
860 km/h
Max speed
872 km/h
Takeoff runway
1,410 m
Landing runway
820 m
ICAO type
LJ75

Cabin

Seats
8
Height
1.50 m
Width
1.56 m
Length
6.02 m
Cabin area
11.7 m²
Baggage
1.9 m³

Operating economics

Typical hourly cost
USD 3,000
Fuel burn
210 L/h
Fuel cost / hour
USD 1,260
Manufacturer
Bombardier

Best missions

  • Final-generation Learjet light/super-light trips
  • Modern Lear cabin regional and continental hops
  • Learjet 75 empty-leg availability

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FAQ

How often does the Bombardier Learjet 75 appear on EmptyJet?

EmptyJet recorded 407 empty-leg offers for the Bombardier Learjet 75 from January 1, 2026 through July 26, 2026.

Which empty-leg route is busiest for the Bombardier Learjet 75?

On EmptyJet, the busiest Bombardier Learjet 75 corridor was Vancouver (YVR) to Scottsdale (SCF), with 15 listings from January 1, 2026 through July 26, 2026.

What is a typical empty-leg price for the Bombardier Learjet 75?

Priced EmptyJet listings for the Bombardier Learjet 75 show a median ask of USD 9,278 across 595 priced offers from January 1, 2026 through July 26, 2026. Final quotes still vary by route, date, and operator.

What is the range of the Learjet 75?

The Learjet 75 has a published maximum range of 3,789 km.

How many passengers does the Learjet 75 seat?

The Learjet 75 is configured for up to 8 passengers.

What is the typical hourly cost of a Learjet 75?

EmptyJet reference data places typical Learjet 75 operating cost near USD 3,000 per flight hour. Charter quotes vary by route, operator, and availability.

How much fuel does a Learjet 75 burn?

Reference fuel burn for the Learjet 75 is about 210 liters per hour.

What runway length does a Learjet 75 need?

Published takeoff runway requirement for the Learjet 75 is about 1,410 m.

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