N220MD

This entry describes the specific airframe bearing registration N220MD, a factory-built Learjet 60 completed in 2002 with manufacturer serial number 60-251. The aircraft was produced by Learjet Inc (Bombardier Learjet) and is owned by ATI JET INC, a corporation based in El Paso, TX, US; the registry is listed as US. Notable administrative facts for this airframe include its corporate ownership and a market valuation estimated at $1,700,000, reflecting its age, configuration and the mid-life status typical of early-2000s business jets. Maintenance and registry actions have been handled through its corporate operator; no additional historical incidents are published for this specific serial within the supplied data.

The airframe configuration for N220MD supports seating for 11 passengers, consistent with typical Learjet 60 corporate interiors optimized for executive transport and short to medium-range missions. Cabin layout and exact avionics fit for this specific aircraft are not published beyond the model standard, but the Learjet 60 class commonly features a forward galley, mid-cabin seating clusters and an aft lavatory; those elements would inform routine mission planning. Operating from its base in El Paso under corporate registry, the aircraft is suited to cross-country U.S. hops and point-to-point continental missions within its 2,451 nm range at cruise speeds near 453 kts. Maintenance considerations center on mid-life systems checks and engine tidal inspections for the PW305 series engines, a known component in the type’s operational profile.

The Learjet 60 occupies a mid-size light-to-midsize business jet niche, offering higher cruise speed and altitude capability—up to 51,000 ft—than many light jets, while remaining competitive on operating economics for charter and corporate owners. Competitors include other midsize light business jets of its era; market demand for early-2000s Learjet 60 airframes often depends on maintenance history, avionics upgrades and engine time, factors directly affecting resale and charter appeal. With an indicated value of $1,700,000, this particular serial would attract buyers seeking a high-performance used jet where avionics modernization and ongoing PW305 engine care are principal considerations.