Gates Bombardier Learjet 35 V11 3D model

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Learjet introduced the Learjet 35 and 36 as advanced developments of the Learjet 25. Designed as versatile business jets for corporate use, they also excel as military logistics transports. The Learjet 35 operates on two powerful Garret Turbofan Engines, offering a spacious cabin accommodating up to eight passengers. A crew of two is required for flight operations. The model 35 boasts an expanded interior space, whereas the model 36 features a reduced cabin length and additional fuel storage capacity, enabling longer-range flights. Its inaugural flight took place in 1973 and manufacturing continued until 1993, resulting in over 600 units built. The Learjet 35 or 36 typically costs approximately $3.1 million on average. These aircraft offer impressive performance capabilities: a range of 2,004 nautical miles and cruise speeds reaching 325 knots are achieved effortlessly. The service ceiling of this model is set at an altitude of 45,000 feet.