The Lear is now here! Our Learjet 24A arrived this afternoon and will be on view for the rest of the weekend. After that it will be in conservation until we put it on permanent display sometime in the future. #learjet #claylacy #avgeeks #bizjet | The Museum of Flight

The Lear Jet 24 is the private jet to know. From James Brown and Elvis Presley, this plane can haul stars and even transport lifesaving tools all over. See it in person today: https://buff.ly/m4MRiwp | Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum

Detailed Views of an Amazing Learjet 24B

On Apr. 24, 1988 at Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) El Toro during air show, Marine Corps pilot Col. Jerry Cadick crashed while performing one of his maneuvers. Col Cadick incredibly survived a 75G force impact with serious injuries to his entire body. He made the comment after the crash, “The only thing I didn’t break was my earlobes”. Col Cadick was medically retired from the Marines and eventually learned to walk again and eventually fly. Unfortunately Col Jerry Cadick passed away in 2015 at

When you walk past the Learjet 24D at our Broomfield campus, it's easy to admire its sleek lines and iconic design. But did you know that the engine type on this historic aircraft helped build the foundation for the private business jet industry? It took a massive leap in engineering to get there. Meet the General Electric CJ-610: the engine that bridged the gap between military engineering and modern business jet industry. ✈️ This is the kind of engineering evolution our students get to train o