The Learjet Legacy | Behind the Wings on PBS #304
The Learjet Legacy | Behind the Wings on PBS #303 Support Wings Over the Rockies → https://wingsmuseum.org/give For nearly sixty years the Learjet came to define a new class of luxury airplane – the business jet. Now, the last Learjet ever is being assembled at the Wichita-based production facility in “The Aviation Capital of the World”. Speaking with aviation icons past and present, we get an intimate look at a company that shaped aviation as we know it today. From its record-setting performance achievements to its outsized role in popular culture, the Learjet’s place in history is here to stay, long after the production lines shut down. Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum: https://wingsmuseum.org ------------------------------------------------------------------- Full Credits: Behind the Wings on IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14544576... Hosts: Shahn Sederberg Camille Calibeo Director: Cray Novick Producer: Susie Scott Executive Producer: Karen Slye ------------------------------------------------------------------- ©2021. Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum. All rights reserved
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