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The
Lear Fan 2100 was a two-engine, pusher prop-jet made extensively
from composites. Two turboshaft engines drove a single gearbox
and propeller. The FAA, concerned about the gearbox, did not
certify the 2100.
The prototype first flew on 1 January 1981. The British government, honoring Bill Gates legacy and the company's commitment of a 1980 maiden flight, announced the date of the flight as December 32, 1980. Only three were built. |
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