Learjet 70
Light jet
The Learjet 70 has been out of production since 2021; its last indicative new price was about $11.1M. Pre-owned, our estimate runs from $5.16M for a 12-year-old example to $7.39M for one aged 5. On charter, allow about $3,300 per flight hour for an aircraft in this category. Running one for 250 flight hours a year costs about $980,000, before financing and depreciation.
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Specification
- Passengers
- 6
- Range
- 2,060 nm
- Cruise speed
- 457 kt
- Length
- 55.6 ft
- Wingspan
- 50.9 ft
- Engines
- 2 × turbofan
- Production years
- 2013–2021
- Indicative new price
- $11,100,000
Drawn to the scale of the largest aircraft in the catalogue
Pre-owned Learjet 70 price
Our valuation by age, for average utilisation with an engine programme in place. Move to a specific aircraft for a figure that accounts for its own history.
- $10.4M0
- $8.19M3
- $7.39M5
- $5.72M10
Aircraft age
Value a specific aircraftHourly charter rate
Indicative hourly rate for this category, before positioning, ground handling and airport charges.
$3,300
per flight hour
Price a real tripFlown non-stop
33 of the 40 routes we price, non-stop.
- Dubai · Male1,699 nm
- New York · Aspen1,563 nm
- Paris · Mykonos1,259 nm
- Paris · Marrakech1,191 nm
- Paris · Athens1,187 nm
- Paris · Casablanca1,080 nm
- New York · Miami1,016 nm
- Paris · Tunis859 nm
Measured against the published range less fifteen per cent, the margin operators keep for headwind, routing and a full cabin. A specific flight depends on the day.
Learjet 70: price questions
- How much does a new Learjet 70 cost?
- The Learjet 70 has been out of production since 2021; its last indicative new price was about $11.1M. It is an order of magnitude: the real price depends on options, cabin completion and the delivery slot.
- How much is a pre-owned Learjet 70?
- Pre-owned, our estimate runs from $5.16M for a 12-year-old example to $7.39M for one aged 5. It assumes average utilisation and an engine programme in place; the history of a specific aircraft can move it a long way.
- How much does it cost to charter a Learjet 70 per hour?
- On charter, allow about $3,300 per flight hour for an aircraft in this category. That is before positioning, ground handling and airport charges.
- How much does a Learjet 70 cost per year?
- Running one for 250 flight hours a year costs about $980,000, before financing and depreciation. That covers crew, hangar, insurance, maintenance reserves and fuel. Financing and depreciation come on top.
- How many passengers and how much range for the Learjet 70?
- 6 passengers in a typical layout, 2,060 nm of range (3,820 km) and 457 knots in cruise.