Gates Bombardier Learjet 35 V03 3D model

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Learjet rolled out the Learjet 35 and 36, significantly expanding on the successful design of the Learjet 25. Designed to excel in multiple roles, this versatile aircraft serves both business and corporate transportation needs, while also accommodating military logistics and transport requirements. At the heart of the Learjet 35 is a robust powertrain fueled by two Garrett Turbofan Engines, which allows it to seat up to eight passengers within its spacious cabin. This model requires a crew of just two professionals, underscoring its accessibility for commercial purposes. Key features distinguishing the Learjet 35 from the more compact 36 include a roomier interior and greater passenger capacity. The Learjet 35 made its maiden flight in 1973 and went into mass production until 1993, with a remarkable 600 units constructed over the decade. In terms of affordability, purchasing a new Learjet 35 or 36 would set you back approximately $3.1 million, as priced in 1996. Equipped for extensive operations, this model boasts an impressive range of 2,004 nautical miles and can cruise at speeds reaching up to 325 knots. Operating conditions are supported by the Learjet's capable performance parameters, including a service ceiling that tops out at a commanding 45,000 feet. To ensure versatility, detailed features include near-to-scale accuracy, full texture rendering, animatable control surfaces, landing gear, and turbines – a truly comprehensive design offering all necessary components to facilitate various user configurations. For easy integration with existing projects or environments, this highly versatile model comes in a range of formats.