N303JJ

The airframe bearing tail N303JJ is a 2006-built Learjet 60 (60SE) with serial number 60-309, manufactured by Learjet Inc. (Bombardier Aerospace). The aircraft is owned by PRIMUS CAPITAL LLC, a corporation based in Snowmass Village, CO, which appears as the current registered owner/operator on U.S. records. Registry information and listing details indicate a recognized executive configuration and a market valuation of $3,000,000, with maintenance and condition inferred from broker notes and FAA listing descriptions. Notable registry entries reflect the corporate ownership and typical operator/home-base association with the listed Snowmass Village location.

The cabin is presented as a typical executive single-cabin layout with FAA/listing seating for 11, while broker listings specifically describe an 8-passenger executive arrangement with a two-place divan and a wardrobe/galley, indicating flexible interior dressings for either higher-capacity or more-luxury-focused missions. The airframe is fitted with a Collins Pro Line 4 avionics suite, supporting corporate flight profiles and regional to transcontinental missions within the published 2,451 nm range and cruise speed near 436 kts. Based on owner location and configuration, typical operations would include point-to-point business travel and executive charters out of the Snowmass Village area, with high-altitude capability to 51,000 ft used for efficient cruise and routing flexibility. Maintenance considerations for this specific aircraft would emphasize PW305A engine support and avionics lifecycle management consistent with the 2006 model year and corporate-operation usage patterns.

The Learjet 60 (60SE) occupies a mid-size light-medium business jet niche providing high cruise speed and a 51,000 ft ceiling, competing against contemporaries in the super-light to light-medium segment. Typical buyers and charter operators value the combination of speed, cabin comfort options (notably the two-place divan/wardrobe/galley configuration reported for this airframe) and a proven Pratt & Whitney Canada PW305A powerplant, balanced against aging-airframe systems and the avionics generation represented by Collins Pro Line 4. Resale and maintenance considerations for this specific 2006 serial 60-309 include the documented 11-seat certification, interior reconfiguration options, and market valuation at $3,000,000, factors that influence demand among corporate operators and discerning private buyers.