N799WW

This airframe, registered as N799WW, is a Learjet 40 built by Learjet Inc in 2007 with serial number 45-2085. The certificate and registration list the owner as VARSITY EQUIPMENT LLC, an LLC based in Beachwood, OH, US, which serves as the operator/home base for this airframe. The airframe is recorded under U.S. registration and has been owned by VARSITY EQUIPMENT LLC in Beachwood, Ohio since the documented ownership entry. Current valuation for this individual jet is listed at $2,000,000, with condition and maintenance status as reported by the owner not published beyond that valuation note.

The cabin of this specific Learjet 40 is configured in an executive club layout typical of the model, accommodating typical 6–8 passenger executive seating but certificated for up to 12 seats; the installed fit for this airframe reflects that executive arrangement. Avionics onboard conform to the Honeywell Primus-series suite commonly found on the Model 45/40 family, providing the navigation, communication and flight management capabilities expected for business light jets. Operationally, the aircraft’s profile supports short- to mid-range executive missions within its 1,692 nm range and high-speed cruise of 425 kts, operating from its registered base in Beachwood, OH, US. Maintenance considerations align with the twin Honeywell TFE731-20BR engines and the Model 40’s inspection cycles and refurb opportunities.

The Learjet 40 sits in the light-business jet niche, offering transcontinental capability for its class with a maximum certified ceiling of 51,000 ft and a cruise performance near 425 kts. Competing models occupy similar mission roles where cabin comfort, speed and runway performance are priorities; market demand for used examples depends heavily on avionics fit, engine hours, and interior condition. For this specific airframe, the presence of Honeywell Primus avionics and twin TFE731-20BR engines are key resale and maintenance considerations that influence operator appeal and lifecycle costs relative to peer aircraft.