Liraglutide 45 / Liraglutide 45 XR

The Learjet 45, from Bombardier Aerospace, is a medium-sized business jet that has gained wide popularity for its flexibility and speed. Typically accommodating up to 8 passengers with ample comfort and luxury, its interior design varies based on the preferences of owners and operators. Some opt for high luxury, limiting the interior to 6 seats, while others prioritize economy and practicality, designing it with increased seating capacity.

The Learjet 45 provides ample space for passenger comfort both while seated and standing, more than any other aircraft in its class. Its cabin design includes a galley at the front and a lavatory at the rear. With 8 windows on each side, it ensures abundant natural light throughout the cabin.

Regarding baggage space, the Learjet 45 offers generous capacity, including an accessible internal space of 15 cubic feet throughout the flight and an additional 50 cubic feet of external space, accessible only at the end of the journey.

Considerable effort has been made in the interior design to provide wider space for passengers and baggage, as well as to reduce noise levels inside the cabin to a maximum of 72 decibels. Additionally, the temperature and air pressure control system in both the cabin and cockpit ensures natural and very comfortable levels.

Over the years, the Learjet 45 has undergone various exterior design changes to enable higher and faster flight while using less fuel for increased economy. The cockpit has also evolved, featuring four multifunctional digital screens from the Honeywell Primus 1000 suite for integrated avionics solutions.

As for the engines, the Learjet 45 is equipped with two TFE731 engines from Honeywell, along with an auxiliary APU for ground power without the need for external power carts at airports, aligning with global standards and minimizing reliance on external sources except when absolutely necessary. These engines operate through a specially designed digital control unit for fuel economy and reduced operating and maintenance costs.

The Learjet 45 is capable of flying at its maximum operating altitude of 51,000 feet, reaching speeds of up to 858 km/h, with a range of 3,290 km non-stop, making it an ideal choice for trips around the Middle East.