ADVANCE/Cyber sky debut for new Learjet.

(ADVANCE) Wichita, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 4, 1995--Learjet is introducing its most advanced business jet ever on Thursday, Sept. 14, before a live audience of 5,000 guests and employees at company headquarters in Wichita, Kan., and to millions of people around the world via the Internet.

The company says the Internet debut is fitting because the all-new Learjet 45 is the world's first business jet to be designed 100 percent on CAD/CAM computer, matched in design sophistication only by the Boeing 777. Computer-automated equipment manufactures most structural components of the Learjet 45, yielding new levels of precision while reducing parts count by 50 percent over current production aircraft.

Learjet is providing a full press kit, including downloadable photographs and additional background information about the Learjet 45 on the company's Internet home page within hours of the Learjet 45 rollout. Learjet's home page can be accessed at http://www.learjet.com.

"The Internet is an excellent medium for quick and direct communication with the global business, pilot and aviation communities," said Learjet President and Chief Executive Officer Brian E. Barents. "It gives us the opportunity to reach far beyond a trade audience to executives around the world as well as to a broad range of people interested in business aviation.

(End of advance for release Monday, Sept. 4.)

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