International Jet Aviation’s Dream Chaser 4 Lifts Spirits of Make-A-Wish Kids
The ‘Dream Chaser 4,’ a rainbow-colored Learjet 35A operated by International Jet Aviation, flew more than 50 children on sightseeing flights as part of its work with the Make-A-Wish Foundation. After the flight the children left their mark on the aircraft by signing the side.
The ‘Dream Chaser 4,’ a rainbow-colored Learjet 35A operated by International Jet Aviation, flew more than 50 children on sightseeing flights as part of its work with the Make-A-Wish Foundation. After the flight the children left their mark on the aircraft by signing the side.

Denver Centennial Airport-based International Jet Aviation transformed one of its Learjet 35As (N925DM) into Dream Chaser 4 for five days in late January to fly more than 50 children in five Western U.S. cities for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. The jet also had a temporary rainbow paint scheme “to make it special for the children,” who ranged in age from four to 17 years old. International Jet crews flew more than 50 kids over 10 round-robin, 40-minute sightseeing flights–amassing more than 2,000 miles in total–from Denver; Colorado Springs; Albuquerque, N.M.; Salt Lake City; and Orange County, Calif. After the flights, each of the children signed the side of the airplane.