N457UT

This entry describes airframe N457UT, a 1993-built Learjet 60 with manufacturer's serial number 60-007. The airframe was produced by Learjet Inc. and, according to civil registry information, is owned by AIRPOUNCEY LLC, an LLC based in Fort Lauderdale, FL, US and operated from that locale; the aircraft carries a United States registration. Registry records note the installation of an 11-seat configuration for this airframe. Valuation data places the aircraft at approximately $13,650,000, reflecting the market estimate for a mid-1990s Learjet 60 in documented condition; no additional historic damage or exceptional maintenance events are published here.

The cabin of N457UT is listed with a typical executive layout, commonly operated with two flight crew and a passenger complement that is typically 6–8 but registry entries list 11 seats, indicating a maximum seating fit for 11 aboard. Missions for this airframe align with the Learjet 60’s executive/intercity profile: medium‑range business travel, point‑to‑point charters, and corporate transport within its 2,451 nm range and cruise speed near 436 kts. Based at Fort Lauderdale under AIRPOUNCEY LLC, the airframe would typically operate from regional business airports and partake in transcontinental or Caribbean hops consistent with its performance and ceiling of 51,000 ft. No specific avionics fit or bespoke cabin amenities are published in the supplied data; maintenance considerations are governed by the twin PW305A turbofan schedule and Learjet 60 manufacturer recommendations.

The Learjet 60 family occupies the midsize light‑to‑midsize business jet niche, providing high cruise speeds and a high operating ceiling for rapid point‑to‑point missions. Its competitors typically include other midsize business jets that offer similar range and cabin accommodations; buyer and charter demand is driven by performance, operating costs, and interior configuration. For this 1993 airframe, age‑related maintenance, engine‑overhaul status, and interior refurbishment are primary resale considerations that affect the listed valuation of $13,650,000. Regular OEM and lifecycle component checks for the Learjet 60 series, especially for engines like the PW305A, are typical market expectations.