Loading cargo onto a Learjet 24 at night (7:04). A distant jet makes a smooth landing, with wing flaps visible (6:38). A distant Learjet flies over mountains near Rio de Janeiro (6:04). A wingtip fuel tank (tip tank) among the clouds (5:47). A 24D in a field, a 25B taking off, and a 25C in the distance (5:33). A Marshaller directs a parking Canadian 25C craft. Landing viewed from a ground control tower. The American 25B (N93C) and smiling passengers (4:12). In the cabin, passengers look out windows. Mountains and a Phillips 66 gas station in the background. A parked 24D (N60GL) for “Elkhorn at Sun Valley,” an Idaho resort, and boarding passengers. Pilot’s and passenger’s views of the sky (2:50). An instrument panel shows an angle-of-attack indicator, an artificial horizon with slip ball and turn coordinator, the altimeter and tachometer. Takeoff from a rural runway, vanishing into clouds (2:21). One plane on a runway, another flying overhead (2:04). 24D (PT-DZU) taxiing, with “LIDER” on the rudder. A Learjet 25C/XR owned by LG Electronics taxiing.

A Learjet taxis on a runway, backlit by sun breaking through clouds (1:23). Title overlay zoom: “Learjet World” (1:15). Wing trestle markings show registration stencilling (PT-DZU) (0:50). Urban high-rise architecture and Sugarloaf Mountain. Aerial photography: A model 24D banking over coastal beaches and buildings of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Wide shot of a Learjet taking off from a runway. Switches for strobe, anti-collision (beacon), and navigation lights. Engine start sequence: Battery switches are flipped on the pilot’s switch panel in a Learjet cockpit. If you use Win95 please use an older version of Quicktime (version 4 or 5).This 1974 color promotional film for the Gates Learjet Corporation touts their luxury business-class private jet models 24D, 25B, 25C, 35 and 36, showing international takeoffs, landings, and chartered flights (TRT 19:10). Please use version 7.0.3 or earlier versions. Please download the FREE QuickTime Player from on of the links below:

After the installation of Quicktime you see animation-movies instead the box with the 'X'. If you did not install QuickTime you will see on some points in the game a red box with a red 'X'. You need QuickTime to run this versions of RHEM.

In later versions all animations run without QuickTime. Problems like this occur only on Windows in Rhem1, Rhem2 and earlier versions of Rhem3 (GotGame Version). If the game shows a red red cross instead of an animation. Problems with QuickTime - part 1 - animations

Quicktime 7.04 free download windows