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Learjet 24 (N508SR)
Whoever owns this 1977 Lear 24 that I watched scream out of Addison, TX this morning, I salute you! Was wonderful to hear what airplanes are supposed to sound like again! Those little honeycomb hushkits can only suppress so much GE CJ610 fury..
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The owners of U.S. registered aircraft are a matter of public record. Go to: www.faa.gov. On the right side of the home page you will see "N-Number Look-up." Enter the registration number [without the leading N] and voila.
Fun Little Jet. Mr. Lear's Masterpiece.
It's my understanding that my Father was typed in and flew the second LJ24 to come off the line. I believe in the 80's a hangar door malfunctioned and cut the thing in half down in Memphis. My first flight was in the LJ24 when I was 6 mos old back in '69.
@Michael Scott: I love hearing stories like that in the comments of these pictures. Thank you!
1977 Gates Lear Jet model 24E.
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