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Lear Jet was a company which produced business jets for civilian and military use. It was led by Bill Lear. The original Lear Jet, the Lear Jet 23, was a six to eight seater and first flew on October 7, 1963. Several derived models followed. Production ceased in 1982 when 745 jets of all models had been built. More than three-quarters of them were still flying as late as 1998.
New models of Learjet aircraft are still produced by Bombardier and marketed as the "Bombardier Learjet Family".
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