History In 1966, the Lear 24 was introduced at a higher weight and with upgraded GE CJ610-6 engines that produce 2,950 pounds of thrust. Three rectangular windows replaced the single oval window on each side of the cabin. Other improvements included a bird-proof windscreen and increased cabin pressure differential for higher altitude operation. Summary NAME: Learjet 24E MANUFACTURER: Bombardier Type: Jets RANGE: 850 nm SPEED: 475 kts PASSENGERS: 5 people ACQUISITION COST: $235,000 ENGINES: General Electric CJ610-6 2 AVIONICS: Universal Avionics Glass Cockpit (Upgrade) WINGSPAN: 35.6 ft IFR CERTIFIED: Yes
