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Lear 60 vs Citation X

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Never flown either, but I am guessing when I say the 10 if you want speed and the 60 if you want to fly a lot and want reliability.
 
try cessna.com.......

then open another browser and try bombardier.com.

should find everything you need

well i wanted to hear from the pilts who fly them. I go to those web sites im only gonna read the Pros and no cons
 
lets hear it guys, which is a better aircraft???

The one that works the least, pays the most and has the best overall benefits.


I am biased to the X, as I fly it. It also works me only 7 days in the next 35 days, pay is still not enough, but the free medical helps.
 
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Apples to oranges two very different airplanes. Velaro was the job to have when it was D. Shamrock.
 
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LR 60 is a mid-size $12MM plane and CX is a Super-mid $19MM plane.
 
One gets you to a maintenance base faster than the other.
 
Been there done that!

Type rated in both. Over 1000 hours in both.

Leer 60, fun to fly.
GOOD-Great performance off the runway . Climbed straight up to FL410.
.81 MMO Normally cruised at .79 Small oven on board to heat up food. I liked the way the emergency exit opened up to allow a cross-flow of air though the cabin on the ground.
BAD-The lav on this aircraft is a really poor design. Search my previous posts for a discussion on the plug and play design. No APU on the '60's I operated.

Citation X Good-The lav is no problem. Stand-up cabin, great APU. The air conditioning and heating is pretty good. Cruise at FL430 and FL450 above the weather. MMO .92 Normally cruised .88 -.92
Bad-Smaller cockpit than the LEER 60 No oven.

FMS on both aircraft were good. The Citation X did the performance calculations.

But let's talk about a real performer.....the BE-400!
 
Type rated in both. Over 1000 hours in both.

Leer 60, fun to fly.
GOOD-Great performance off the runway . Climbed straight up to FL410.
.81 MMO Normally cruised at .79 Small oven on board to heat up food. I liked the way the emergency exit opened up to allow a cross-flow of air though the cabin on the ground.
BAD-The lav on this aircraft is a really poor design. Search my previous posts for a discussion on the plug and play design. No APU on the '60's I operated.

Citation X Good-The lav is no problem. Stand-up cabin, great APU. The air conditioning and heating is pretty good. Cruise at FL430 and FL450 above the weather. MMO .92 Normally cruised .88 -.92
Bad-Smaller cockpit than the LEER 60 No oven.

FMS on both aircraft were good. The Citation X did the performance calculations.

But let's talk about a real performer.....the BE-400!

lol the beechjet? kinda in a lower class right?
 

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