N603GR

This airframe, registered as N603GR, is a 2001 production Learjet 60, serial number 241, manufactured by Learjet Inc. The airframe is owned by ALICE TOWN ASSETS IX LLC, an LLC based in Naples, FL, US, and is held on the US civil register. The current market valuation for this specific jet is listed at $2,000,000, reflecting its age and configuration. Recorded ownership places the aircraft in company asset holdings in Naples, Florida, with the usual US registry markings and corporate operation profile.

The cabin of this Learjet 60 follows a typical executive layout for the model, accommodating a nominal 7–8 passengers in a forward club arrangement with mid single seats or a side-facing divan and an aft lavatory, while the aircraft is certificated for 11 seats in total. Avionics aboard this airframe use the common fit Collins Pro Line 4, supporting typical business-jet navigation, communications, and flight management tasks for domestic and regional missions. Typical missions for this configuration include high-speed, medium-range executive transport across continental North America, leveraging its 2,405 nm range and 436 kts cruise speed. Based in Naples, Florida, the owner/operator profile suggests use for corporate transport or fractional-charter rotations, with routine maintenance considerations tied to PW300-series engine support and Pro Line 4 avionics maintenance cycles.

The Learjet 60 occupies the midsize light-to-midsize business jet niche, offering high cruise speed and a high-altitude ceiling of 51,000 ft compared with contemporaries. Competing models in the same segment include later-generation light midsize jets offering newer avionics and improved cabin volume, which factors into resale pricing; this airframe’s $2,000,000 valuation is consistent with two-decade-old airframes with corporate ownership. Maintenance and resale considerations for this unit focus on PW300 engine life-limited components, avionics upgrade potential from the Collins Pro Line 4, and overall interior refurbishment to modern standards to maximize marketability.