Features

• The Learjet 35A, also known as the Bombardier Learjet 35A, fits the light corporate jet category and is known for its relatively long flying range of 2,056 miles nonstop, making it the jet often chosen for private use. The jet has two Honeywell engines providing 3,500 pounds of thrust, allowing the Learjet 35A to take off at sea level in 4,972 feet, with a maximum take-off weight of 18,300 lbs.. Components of the Honeywell engines are used on higher-performing jets, and turbine components come from the DC-10. Pressure compressors on the 35A model were taken from the Garret 660-series engine, which is the same engine used on the 747.
  
  

Performance

• The Learjet 35A has a landing distance of 2,550 feet. The low fuel burn makes traveling on the jet a cost-effective choice. Fuel consumption is 197 gallons per hour with a fuel capacity of 931 gallons. Refueling is done at ground level through each wingtip tank. The Learjet 35A has a fast cruise speed of 451 knots. The certified operational ceiling height is 45,000 feet.
  
  

Cabin

• A maximum of eight passengers can travel in the cabin of the Learjet 35A, with one passenger traveling in the jump-seat. It has additional space for a crew of two. The interior measures 144 inches in length, 59 inches in width and 52 inches in height. The entrance door measures 36 inches by 50 inches. The baggage area measures 40 cubic feet, or the equivalent of space for eight standard-size suitcases. The total volume of the cabin is 268 cubic feet.
  
  

Military

• The military version of the Learjet 35A is known as the C-21A Learjet, according to the Global Security website. The jet provides passenger space for eight, cargo airlift and can transport stretchers and first-aid equipment during medical evacuations. It has space for a crew of two, and the jet may be flown from either cockpit seat.