N60RL

This entry covers airframe N60RL, a factory-built Learjet 60 completed in 2004 with serial number 60-278. The airframe is owned by SUNARK AVIATION LLC and based in Fort Myers, FL, US, and carries United States registration. Registry records identify SUNARK AVIATION LLC as the current owner/operator; other prior ownership entries are not published in the supplied data. Valuation and detailed condition reports are not published in the dataset provided.

The airframe features a typical executive interior configured for 7–11 passengers with a stand-up cabin measuring approximately 5 ft 9 in H × 5 ft 11 in W × 17 ft 8 in L, and options for an enclosed lavatory and forward galley. As configured, N60RL is suited to corporate and on-demand charter missions within its transcontinental radius of roughly 2,451 nautical miles and cruise speed near 453 knots, enabling nonstop routing between many domestic city pairs and certain transcontinental markets. Based at Fort Myers, Florida under SUNARK AVIATION LLC, the aircraft’s twin PW305A turbofan engines provide climb and high‑altitude cruise capability to its published service ceiling of 51,000 feet, which supports fast trip times and favorable fuel-burn profiles at altitude. Specific avionics fit and maintenance status for this serial are not published in the supplied data.

The Learjet 60 occupies the midsize light-business-jet niche, offering higher cruise speeds and a higher service ceiling than many entry-level light jets while providing a compact executive cabin and relatively short runway performance. With twin PW305A engines producing 4,600 lbf each, the type competes with contemporaries in its era for owner-flown or charter work where speed and climb performance are priorities. Buyers and operators of airframes like N60RL typically weigh factorized maintenance cycles, engine time, and interior condition when assessing resale value and charter viability; specific maintenance history and valuation for this particular serial are not published here.