N602AC

This write-up covers the specific airframe registered as N602AC, a 1998-built Learjet 60 bearing serial number 141. The aircraft is held in corporate ownership by N357KG LLC, a company based in Apex, NC, US, and is registered in the US. The airframe’s recorded valuation is $1,400,000, reflecting its age and configuration. Registered to a single corporate owner in Apex, NC, the airframe’s documented status and valuation indicate a mature business-jet asset likely maintained to corporate requirements.

The airframe configured with 11 seats suggests a typical Learjet 60 interior optimized for light corporate transport with a single passenger cabin and club seating or executive four-place arrangements. With a maximum cruise of 436 kts and a ferry range near 2,418 nm, typical missions for this airframe include transcontinental and medium international hops operated from its corporate base in Apex, NC, US. The installation of two Pratt & Whitney Canada PW305A engines producing 4,600 lbf each supports high-altitude operation up to 51,000 ft, which benefits speed and weather-avoidance capability. Routine operations would emphasize engine monitoring and mid-to-heavy maintenance scheduling consistent with a 1998-built airframe under corporate ownership.

The Learjet 60 occupies a long-standing niche as a midsize, fast business jet offering high cruise speed and altitude capability for point-to-point corporate missions. Competing models in its era offered similar transcontinental performance but vary by cabin volume and operating economics; buyers typically weigh speed and runway performance against operating cost and age. For a 1998 serial 141 airframe valued at $1,400,000, resale and maintenance considerations will focus on engine-hot-section status, avionics currency, and any recent inspection program records to maintain marketability.