Business Jet Virtual Tour
Step into the Learjet 60 XR with our high-resolution business jet virtual tour. From the aisle you can get a view of the cabin, judge the headroom and shoulder room, check stowage, and see how the space works in flight and at turn-round.
About the Learjet 60 XR
The 60 XR combines Learjet pace with a comfortable, stand-up cabin for a six-passenger layout. Time-to-climb is class-leading; certified ceiling is 51,000 feet, which places flights above busy lower airways and most weather. Typical cruise is around Mach 0.81. VistaJet’s creative director led the custom interior direction for this example, completed at the Bombardier Completion Center in Montreal.
What this tour makes clear
- Seating geometry, table positions and legroom from real viewpoints
- Stowage, power points and lighting at each seat
- Galley access and service flow without blocking the cabin
- Trim, materials and stitching so buyers can compare finish packs
Why jet operators and brokers use 360
- Give prospects an honest sense of space on mobile and desktop
- Shortlist faster before any airfield visit or show-round
- Reuse the same asset on web, in proposals and in sales decks
- Keep the story consistent for charter, sales and crew briefings
How we captured the 60 XR jet
Business jets are unforgiving to photograph. Tight cabins, glossy veneers and mirrored surfaces show everything – from fingerprints to specks of dust. We plan angles to reduce glare, control mixed light on set, then hand-craft each panorama so lines are straight, joins are clean and colour is accurate. The result is a clear, trustworthy record of the interior.
Learjet 60 XR Key specifications
- Passengers: 6
- Crew: 3
- Range: about 2,280 nm
- Ceiling: 51,000 ft
- High speed: approx 536 mph
- Cabin (L x W x H): 5.39 m x 1.81 m x 1.74 m
- Baggage: 1.36 m³
More aircraft work
See more examples on our aircraft virtual tours page.
Are you planning a business jet or fleet tour? Tell us your objectives and we will outline a plan to ensure all your objectives are met.
Shooting a business jet FAQs
We’re very aware that time out of the sky is money. We can often accomplish the shoot within an hour or two (though we always suggest allowing a little more time when possible).
Yes. It’s important to ensure your business jet is as clean as possible, and displayed as you’d like it to be in the final 360s. We provide written guidance that you can give to the team who’ll prepare the aircraft.
We sometimes shoot aircraft on the tarmac, or within a hangar. Both have their pros and cons and we’ll talk to you about this when we’re working out the logistics for the shoot with you to ensure you get the best possible results.