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Learjet Legacy Network Makes Debut
Launched by GlobalParts, the new brand looks to draw the legacy Learjet user community together.
A bit of hand-flying helps explain how Tamarack’s Atlas active winglet system works. The Cessna Citation Mustang light jet will soon have the retrofit system available.
A bit of hand-flying helps explain how Tamarack’s Atlas active winglet system works. The Cessna Citation Mustang light jet will soon have the retrofit system available.

Following its designation in 2015 by Bombardier as the sole provider of aircraft parts planning, stocking and distribution for the more than 1,200 legacy Learjets in operation, GlobalParts (Booth C7326) has launched a new brand known as Learjet Legacy at NBAA 2017. “Over the last couple of years since we’ve been the authorized distributor for Bombardier, we’ve noticed that the Learjet community needs a place to connect,” said marketing director Danny Carpenter. While the company remains coy about what future developments it will unveil, the brand officially debuted on Tuesday afternoon with a reception for legacy Learjet operators at the company’s booth (C7326).