
King Air 260
Twin-engine versatility for regional journeys.
- Seating reference
- 7
- Reference range
- 1,720 nm / 3,185 km
A longer cabin for a compact business jet.
The Learjet 45 offers a different cabin proposition from the smallest light jets: room for two groups of facing seats within a slender executive fuselage. It suits a shortlist where seated space and a larger travelling party matter. This page describes the 45, rather than assuming the performance of the 45XR.
Plan a flight with this aircraft
The reference description gives an eight-seat double-club arrangement within a cabin approximately six metres long. The catalog also lists a nine-passenger reference, so the extra position must be checked on the individual floor plan. Facing seats allow colleagues or family members to form two separate conversation groups.
The listed cabin height is 1.50 metres, with a width of approximately 1.55 metres. Folding tables give passengers somewhere to work or place refreshments, while seating adjustment depends on the particular installation. For eight adults, the photographs and cabin plan are more useful than a headline capacity figure alone.
Use the 3,395-kilometre catalog range as a reference, then ask the operator to check the full passenger and baggage load. An additional fuel stop may change the choice between aircraft. Interior refurbishment, connectivity and refreshments should be specified in the proposal rather than assumed from the Learjet name.
Tell us your route, number of passengers and luggage requirements. If sleeping, a private meeting or dining together matters, include it in your brief so the proposed aircraft can be assessed against the way you want to travel.