N889DW

The airframe bearing tail number N889DW is a 1997-built Learjet 60, serial 60-117, manufactured by Learjet Inc. The registry lists the owner as Weidner Property Management LLC, an LLC based in Kirkland, WA, US, and the aircraft carries US registration. Registered to Weidner Property Management LLC, this airframe is documented with a valuation of $1,700,000, reflecting its mature market status and the typical depreciation profile for late-model Learjet 60s. No other ownership transfers or notable registry actions beyond the current ownership listing are published in the supplied data.

This specific Learjet 60 is equipped with an executive cabin layout typical of the model class, generally configured for six to eight passengers, although the registry for this airframe lists 11 seats, indicating a higher-density or alternate seating arrangement for certain missions. Avionics fit is aligned with the model’s common equipment, noted as Rockwell Collins Pro Line 4 for Learjet 60 installations, while later 60XR derivatives commonly employ Pro Line 21; the supplied data indicates the typical Pro Line 4 fit for the family. Operationally the aircraft’s 2,418 nm range and high-speed cruise of 436 kts position it for transcontinental U.S. missions and medium-range international hops from its operator base in the Pacific Northwest. Maintenance considerations for this airframe would reflect the PW305 series engines and mid-life inspection cycles typical for a 1997 Learjet 60.

The Learjet 60 family occupies a mid-size corporate jet niche offering high cruise speed, transcontinental range, and a high-altitude ceiling of 51,000 ft, useful for expedited point-to-point travel. Competitors historically include light-medium jets offering similar speed and range, and buyer demand often targets corporate operators and charter firms seeking fast, efficient short-to-medium-haul transports. Resale and maintenance considerations for this airframe center on engine life, avionics vintage (Pro Line 4 era), cabin configuration variance (notably the registry’s 11 seats), and the prevailing market valuation, here listed at $1,700,000.