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What nicknames does Christopher Castile go by?
Christopher Castile goes by Lear Jet, and Chris.
How fast can a lear jet fly?
The Bombardier Learjet has a flying range of 3,000 nautical miles, or 3,450 miles. The speeds of a jet range from about 450 mph to about 575 mph.
How fast can a fighter jet go?
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How fast can jet trains go?
There is no such thing as a jet train.
What does lear mean?
It is a name, the name of a character in a Shakespeare play called King Lear or the maker of an airplane called a Lear Jet.
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Who is John lear?
a man whos father invented the lear jet, a highly decorated pilot who the government dont want you to listen to
How fast can a sonic boom jet go?
9500 mph
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