N906TR

This article concerns airframe N906TR, a 1996 build of the Learjet 60 with serial number 60-090 manufactured by Learjet Inc.. The airframe is owned by Career Aviation Company Inc, a corporate owner headquartered in Wilmington, DE, US, and is registered in the US. Notable registry and configuration highlights for this airframe include a broker/charter-configured cabin and an assessed market value of $1,898,307 reflecting its age, equipment fit, and role in non-airline business aviation operations.

The cabin of N906TR is arranged in a typical executive layout for 7–8 passengers (four-place club plus two forward-facing seats) with a belted lavatory option and aft baggage, though the airframe is specifically noted as broker/charter-configured. Avionics are a common fit or retrofit for the series, the Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21, supporting contemporary navigation and flight-management tasks for business missions. Typical operations for this configuration would emphasize short- to mid-range business and charter missions consistent with the aircraft’s 2,405 nm range and cruise performance; the airframe’s high service ceiling of 51,000 ft supports efficient high-altitude cruise profiles. Maintenance considerations are influenced by its twin PW305A engines and the installed avionics suite as reflected in its market valuation.

As a member of the Learjet 60 family, N906TR exemplifies the model’s performance niche combining relatively high cruise speed (453 kts) and a significant service ceiling (51,000 ft) for transregional business travel. The assessed value of $1,898,307 provides a snapshot of resale positioning for a 1996-series airframe with Pro Line 21 avionics and charter-ready cabin configuration. Buyers and operators evaluating this airframe would weigh its engine model, avionics fit, cabin configuration, and certified range when considering maintenance commitments and charter-market appeal.