N24MH

The airframe bearing registration N24MH is a 2000-built Learjet 60SE, serial number 60-185, produced by Learjet Inc. (Bombardier). The jet is owned by N24MH LLC, a legal entity based in Miami Beach, FL, US, and is registered in the US. This entry focuses on the single airframe’s basic identity, construction era and current ownership; there are no additional published registry actions or valuation data in the supplied dataset. Maintenance and operational records are not provided here, so condition and recent valuation are not reported.

The specific cabin fit for this Learjet 60SE is an executive 11-place layout: a forward side-facing divan plus a single forward chair, a four-place club arrangement mid-cabin, and an aft belted lavatory. The avionics fit is Rockwell Collins Pro-Line 4, including EFD-871 displays, dual UNS-1+ FMS units, TCAS II Change 7.1, and Collins weather radar, supporting typical business-jet navigation, traffic awareness, and weather avoidance capabilities. With a long-range cruise of roughly 425 kts and a declared range of 2,418 nm, the airframe is suited to transregional and some transcontinental missions from its operator base in Miami Beach, operating within high-altitude envelopes up to 51,000 ft. Specific interior amenity details beyond the seating and belted lavatory are not provided.

The Learjet 60SE occupies a mid-to-upper light-medium business jet niche, combining relatively high cruise speed and altitude capability with cabin accommodations for about eleven in executive layouts. Typical competitors in mission profile and capability include other mid-size business jets offering transregional ranges and high cruise speeds. From a maintenance and resale standpoint, the twin PW305A engines and Pro-Line 4 avionics are well-known components whose condition, logbooks, and AD/compliance history materially influence marketability; those records are not included in the provided data.