Gates Bombardier Learjet 35 V07 3D model

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Learjet produced the Learjet 35 and 36 as an advanced version of the Learjet 25, pushing the boundaries of performance. This multi-purpose aircraft excels in both business transport and corporate operations, and military logistics and transport missions alike. Powered by two Garrett Turbofan Engines, the Learjet 35 can carry between six and eight passengers comfortably within its spacious cabin. Its exceptional performance is further boosted by being flown by a seasoned crew of two. The Learjet 36 model boasts a larger cabin than its predecessor while optimizing fuel storage for longer-range flights. The aircraft made its first flight in 1973, with production running for twenty years until it reached over 600 units in 1993. By 1996, the average cost of owning either a Learjet 35 or 36 was approximately $3.1 million dollars. Notably, the range spans up to 2004 nautical miles and cruising speeds reach an impressive 325 knots. At its operational service ceiling of 45,000 feet, it's no wonder this versatile model is favored for so many uses. The highly detailed Learjet model boasts textured surfaces that accurately replicate real-world models; control surfaces, landing gear, and turbine engines are all intricately crafted for optimal movement. Available in multiple formats, each purchase includes a complete set of materials and textures showcased here.