N24GU

This airframe, registered as N24GU, is a 1993 production Learjet 60 (serial number 60-018) originally manufactured by Bombardier Aerospace. The airframe is _owned by Jet Linx Aviation, LLC_, a corporate owner listed on the US registry; further operational base details are not published. The aircraft carries a US registration and, beyond the recorded ownership, there are no publicly listed notable registry actions or valuation highlights for this specific tail; condition and market valuation are Not published.

The subject airframe is fitted in an 8-passenger executive layout cabin consistent with corporate transport and on-demand charter operations. With its listed range of 2,405 nm, the aircraft is typically suited to short- to mid-range point‑to‑point missions, connecting regional business centers and transcontinental sectors within North America under US registry. Specific avionics fit, in‑service equipment, and the operator’s base of operations for this individual airframe are Not published; maintenance particulars for this airframe are likewise Not published. As an eight-seat executive configuration, the cabin arrangement prioritizes passenger seating density and executive amenities over high-capacity layouts, reflecting its role in corporate and private transport.

The Learjet 60 occupies a mid-size business jet niche within Bombardier’s product line, offering higher performance than light jets while retaining relatively compact cabin dimensions compared with larger long-range types. With twin Pratt & Whitney Canada powerplants typically standard to the type, the model competes with contemporary midsize business jets in charter and owner/operator markets for missions up to approximately the listed range. Buyer and charter demand for individual older-model airframes like this 1993 Learjet 60 often hinge on maintenance history, avionics upgrades, and interior condition; those specifics for N24GU are Not published, factors that materially affect resale and operational cost considerations.