Description of Learjet 35
The Learjet 35 is a turbojet business aircraft designed by the American manufacturer Learjet Aircraft Company. This business jet is known for its low fuel consumption, high cruising speed, as well as its long range of over 3,300km.
Indeed, its cruising speed is the real asset of the Learjet 35. Equipped with powerful Honeywell engines, this aircraft takes off in only 1,300m. The maximum take-off weight of the Learjet 35 business jet is quite significant, 8.3 tons.
This light jet is also famous for the world-record around-the-world flight completed by Mark E. Calkins, Charles Conrad, Jr., Paul Thayer, and D. Miller in a Learjet 35A in just 49 hours, 21 min and 8 seconds. The flight was completed on 12 February, 1996. This aircraft is now displayed at Terminal C of Denver International Airport.
