Enjoy the first-rate luxury of the spacious Learjet 60 on your next Los Angeles to Miami private air charter. The redesigned interior allows you to move about freely, hold business meetings in style, and arrive at your destination relaxed and ready to go. With seating for up to eight passengers, this midsize jet is the perfect choice for your next coast-to-coast getaway.
Charter a private jet Lear 60 charter LA to MIA:
Offering club-style seating, a spacious lavatory, and high-tech avionics, flights on a Lear 60 are smooth, quiet, and stress-free. Additional amenities such as catering, video conferencing, Wi-Fi, and more are available to enhance the experience and facilitate your business operations. For more information on chartering a Lear 60, price out your flight here for an instant quote.
Los Angeles to Miami is about 2,030 nautical miles, which the Learjet 60 flies nonstop eastbound in roughly four and a half hours with four to six passengers; westbound, against the jet stream in winter, a fuel stop in Texas is common with a full cabin, and a super-midsize such as the Challenger 350 avoids it. On the Los Angeles side the flight usually departs Van Nuys (VNY) or Santa Monica-adjacent Burbank (BUR); in Miami it lands at Opa-locka (OPF) or Fort Lauderdale Executive (FXE), both minutes from the FBO to the car.
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Lear 60 Specifications
- Seats: 7-8
- Maximum speed: 465 ktas
- Cabin Height: 5.8 ft
- Cabin Length: 17.7 ft
- Cabin Width: 5.9 ft
- Range: about 2,400 nm
- Cruise speed: 525 mph