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Raisbeck adds zip to the Learjet 35/36

“Welcome to Lear Jet Country,” a marketing slogan that attached itself to the early-20-series Lear Jet, is likely to be remembered only by industry old-tim

By David A. Lombardo • Contributor

November 2, 2007

“Welcome to Lear Jet Country,” a marketing slogan that attached itself to the early-20-series Lear Jet, is likely to be remembered only by industry old-timers who recall the airplane’s ability to take off and climb to 41,000 feet without effort. It is a capability that disappeared with the advent of the Learjet 35/36.

Last month at the NBAA show Raisbeck Engineering introduced the Learjet 35ZR. It is a performance-enhancement package for the original Learjet 35 that the company will offer to the first five buyers for $200,000, including direct installation supervision by Raisbeck personnel.

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