2003 Learjet 45 s/n 45-143

Description

Here are some of the details of this Learjet 45: The airframe has 4,595 hours and 3,144 landings. It was first certified in February 2001 and put into service in April 2003. The engines are Honeywell TFE731-20BR-1B and are enrolled on MSP Gold. The left engine has 4,528 hours and 3,105 cycles, and the right engine has 4,539 hours and 3,094 cycles. The APU is a Honeywell RE-100LJ and is also enrolled on MSP Gold, with 1,785 hours. The avionics system is a Honeywell Primus 1000 system with dual autopilot computers and a Phase V Avionics Upgrade. It includes three LCD displays, dual air data computers, an engine alerting system, dual radio management units, dual communication units, dual navigation units, ADF, radio altimeter, color radar, dual flight management systems with WAAS and LPV, HF radio with SELCAL, CVR, EGPWS with windshear, and TCAS 2000 with Change 7. Additional features include a solid-state data transfer unit, Iridium satellite phone, recent aileron inspections and modifications, XM weather data receiver, RVSM compliance, ELT, Airshow 400, ADS-B Out v2 certification, and WAAS/LPV capability. The engines and APU are enrolled on MSP Gold, and maintenance is tracked on CAMP. The aircraft is located at St. Louis Regional Airport (ALN) in East Alton, IL.