2002 Learjet 45Jet Aircraft

This 2002 Learjet 45 (N197EC, serial 45-197) presents a well-equipped midsize jet with 8,593 total hours and 7,100 landings, currently based in Missouri. The aircraft features the XR modification with gross weight increase and is equipped with the Honeywell Primus 1000 avionics suite, including dual EFIS displays, dual FMS (Universal UNS-1C), TCAS-II, EGPWS with windshear detection, and ADS-B Out compliance. The airframe shows consistent maintenance with current inspections: A (300-hour) and B (600-hour) inspections completed in September 2024 at 8,506 hours, with the next C inspection due at 9,706 hours.

Powered by two Honeywell TFE731-20BR-1B engines (8,176 and 8,295 hours respectively, with 7,000-hour TBOs), the jet operates without an engine maintenance program, offering lower operating costs. The exterior was last painted in 2011 in Matterhorn white with gray, red, and yellow accents, while the interior features an executive nine-passenger configuration with tan leather club seating, wood veneer trim, and an entertainment system with Airshow 400. Notable operational features include the LR-45 XR mod, 40 cu. ft. oxygen capacity, and no APU for increased payload. The aircraft is Part 135 ready and includes fresh main batteries as of January 2025.