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Cessna 140, Cessna 120 and Cessna 140A are two seats, single engine, and light general aviation aircraft with conventional landing gear made immediately after the Second World War in 1946. The production continued till 1951. In 1959, Cessna introduced its successor Cessna 150. Cessna 140 is primarily the luxury version of Cessna 120 with additional…

Cessna 177 Cardinal is a high-wing, single-engine light aircraft designed by Cessna Aircraft Company, based in Kansas, United States to replace Cessna’s 172 Skyhawk plane. The aircraft was first announced in the year 1967 and was produced from the year 1968 to 1978. Specs Role 4-seat cabin light monoplane Manufacturer Cessna Aircraft Company Country of…

Embraer Phenom 100 is a light, twin engine jet made by Brazilian aircraft producer Embraer, one of the largest aircraft manufacturers in the world. This small jet is primarily preferred by small companies and businessmen. Embraer delivered their first Phenom 100 aircraft in December 2008. As of 1st Jan, 2009 the cost of Embraer Phenom…

The Cessna 175 Skylark is an all-metal, single-engine, four-seat, high-wing light utility aircraft, produced by Cessna Aircraft Company between 1958 and 1962. Cessna 175 Specifications Role Light Utility Aircraft Manufacturer Cessna Aircraft Company Country of Origin United States Manufacturing years 1958 – 1962 Crew 1 Passenger capacity 3 Length 26 ft 6 in (8.08 m)…

Role Light Business Jet National origin United States of America Manufacturer Bombardier First flight 2014 Introduction 2012 Status In development Primary users Business class users Number built Around 2 Unit cost US $11.5 million Variants Learjet 40 Learjet 45 Developed into Learjet 75 Learjet 85

Information and Specifications Role Passenger aircraft, business and commercial role play Country of Origin USA Manufacturer Gates Learjet Introduction 1981 First Flight 19th April, 1979 Primary users United States Air Force Per unit price $2, 100, 000 or 1647870 € Variants Learjet 55B, Learjet  55C Manufacturing years 1981 to 1986 Present status Obsolete Thrust apiece…

Information and specifications Role Passenger flight, private and business jet Country of Origin United States Manufacturer Bombardier Aerospace Introduction January 2004 Maximum takeoff weight 20,350 pounds Price per unit $ 7.8 million Derived from Learjet 45 Total production (units) 18 till now Length 55.5 feet Height 14.1 feet Wingspan 47.8 feet

Information and specifications Crew 2 Passenger 8 Engine Garreet TFE731 Company Learjet Speed 992 km/h Type Small corporate jets Length 15m Wingspan 13m Users Private, Military, NASA Status In use Production 1987-2003

Information and specifications Role Business jet, light corporate jet Country of Origin United States of America Manufacturer Lear jet corporation Introduction 13th October, 1963 Designed and Conceived by Dr.Eng.Hans-Luzius Studer Length 43 feet 3 inches Wingspan 35 feet 8 inches Maximum speed 535 miles per hour Maximum takeoff weight 12500 lbs Engine type General Electric…

Information and specifications Type Light Business Jet Company Embraer Country Brazil Fleet 177 Passenger 9 Crew 1 First Flight 2008 Status 2009-present Users Aerojet, Flairjet, Air Day, Net Jets Europe, Pool Avaition Top Speed 834 km/h Cost $8.14 million (2010)

Information and specifications Role Business jet Crew 2 + 1 optional Max Speed 890 km/h Launched 2nd May, 2002 Company Embraer-Espresa Brasileira National origin Brazil Status In service Users Al Jaber Aviation, Royal Jets, Falcon Aviation Services Wingspan 29m Engine type GE CF34 Length 36m

Information and specifications Status In production Length 38.6 m Height 10.5 m Wingspan 28.7 m Cabin (L, W, H) 28.17 m, 2.74 m, 2 m Fuselage Diameter 3.01 metres Take-off Weight 48.79 tonnes (maximum) Landing Weight 45 tonnes (maximum) Operating Weight 28.97 tonnes (empty) Payload 13.53 tonnes (maximum) Luggage Volume 21.17 m³ Fuel Capacity 16.25…