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Sold! 2001 Learjet 45 s/n 0187

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A 2001 Learjet 45, serial number 0187 and sold by General Aviation Services, with red stripes is parked on a runway at dusk, set against a striking dark blue and orange sky.

Now Sold! BR Upgraded Engines and APU on MSP, Dual Flight Management Systems with WAAS/LPV, Aircell ATG-5000 Broadband Wi-Fi with Text and Talk, Nine Passenger Interior with 45XR Upgrade, Exceptional Maintenance History and Cosmetics! Double club configuration with aft belted lav. Complete soft goods refurbishment with partial re-veneer of forward cabinets in Birdseye Maple. Complete re-plating of all interior hardware in Brushed Nickel finish. New inner windows and window shades. Seats redone in Lear 45XR style with Tan and Brown leather. Carpet in Tan Medium Slate. Cockpit seats completed in Aristo Gray Sheepskin. Interior fireblocked per FAR Part 25 requirements. Includes the following features: 10.4″ Airshow 410 screen and system, four 110V AC outlets, sink, belted toilet.Refurbished April 2012 by Bombardier Tucson. Click to View Lear 45

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