N272HL

This article covers airframe N272HL, a production serial 558 Learjet 75 (model Learjet 75 (45-558)) built in 2017 by LEARJET INC. The aircraft is registered in the United States and is owned by HL AIRCRAFT LLC, an Oklahoma City, OK–based limited liability company; registration records reflect ownership and operation from that single Oklahoma City–based entity. As a mid‑late production Learjet 75, the airframe combines recent manufacture with modern avionics and an airframe value assessed at $7,000,000, reflecting market positioning for low‑time 2010s light business jets. The aircraft is categorized as fixed-wing multi-engine and is outfitted for typical business and charter missions from its Oklahoma base.

The cabin of this specific Learjet 75 airframe accommodates up to 12 seats in a configuration tailored for corporate transport and short‑to‑mid‑range business missions, enabling point‑to‑point routing across the continental United States and into nearby international markets within its 1,700 nm range. Avionics are installed as a Garmin G5000 / Bombardier Vision flight deck (Garmin G5000 class) suite, supporting modern flight deck automation, situational awareness and reduced pilot workload for single‑pilot or two‑pilot operations depending on operator procedures. Powered by a pair of Honeywell TFE731-40BR1B turbofans rated at 3,850 lbf each, the type cruises near 425 kts and can operate to a service ceiling of 51,000 ft, characteristics that support high‑speed business travel and access to high‑altitude airways. Routine maintenance considerations align with typical Learjet 75 schedules and Honeywell engine programs as managed by the Oklahoma City–based owner.

The Learjet 75 (45-558) occupies the light business jet performance niche with higher cruise speeds and altitudes than many entry‑level jets, competing with contemporary light‑jet types in charter and owner‑operator markets. Its combination of the Garmin G5000‑class vision flight deck and Honeywell TFE731 family engines supports continued demand among buyers seeking performance, short field capability and proven engine reliability. Resale and maintenance considerations for a 2017 airframe with serial 558 emphasize engine program enrollment, avionics lifecycle updates and the impact of a clear ownership history — in this case, continuous ownership by HL AIRCRAFT LLC — on marketability.