Lear 35 For Sale

Lear 35 Overview

AIRCRAFT CLASS

Light Jets

MAKER

Bombardier Aerospace

ACQUISITION COST

$787,500 - $962,500

YEAR OF MANUFACTURE

1976 - 1993

Buyers don't have a hard time finding a Lear 35 for sale in the business aviation market, as during the two decades it was produced (starting in late 1973), over 700 have hit the market. This aircraft is the most well-known of the Learjet family, and many remain in use today in the private market, as well as throughout different military branches across the world.

Lear 35 Cabin Experience

The Lear 35 is capable of transporting 6 passengers and 2 crew members. The aircraft has a fuselage that's just under 50ft long, with a cabin interior that's just over 10ft long. The height and width of the interior is 4ft and 5ft, respectively.

Total cabin space is nearly 290 cubic feet, typically giving just under 30 cubic feet of space to each passenger. The entry door is just over 4ft tall and baggage is given an internal space allotment of 40 cubic feet.

Lear 35 Mission Profile

Customers who buy a Lear 35 are looking for a smaller, cheaper alternative to others in the light-sized jet market. Although the aircraft is smaller, it provides each passenger with ergonomically designed space comparable to others in its class. This aircraft once began as a spin-off of the Lear 25, but with the immense amounts of adjustments and improvements, it ultimately received its own designation.

This aircraft is geared towards those who want modesty when traveling, while still being provided with top qualities of private travel such as a quiet interior paired with the upgraded engines which lead to improved fuel efficiency. The Lear 35 is for those who want to travel further with an increased cruise rate, paired with a fast takeoff speed, all which are similar to that of larger aircraft.

Lear 35 Interior

SEATS

6-8

CABIN VOLUME

257 cu. ft.

CABIN DIMENSIONS

12'9" x 4'9" x 4'3"

MAX PAYLOAD

3190 lbs

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Lear 35 Cost to Own

Acquisition cost for the Lear 35 typically ranges from $800,000-$900,000, roughly $300,000 more than direct competition such as the Falcon 10 and Citation I. When factoring in market depreciation, this aircraft will cost a buyer $1.4-$1.6 million a year, around $50,000 less than the Lear 40.

Lear 35 Operating Cost

Lear 35 direct operating cost is around $ $2,500 per flight hour, right in the middle of the range set by the Citation I and Falcon 10 of $2,100-$2,800. The price includes fuel burn and various maintenance, crew, and operational fees. Annual fixed cost for the Lear 35 is roughly $400,000-$500,000, similar to the range of the competition.

Lear 35 Performance

CRUISE SPEED

470 MPH

FUEL BURN

230 gal/hr

TYPICAL CHARTER RATE

$1,950 - $2,450 per hour

The Lear 35 is a top-seller in the business aviation market for a reason- the sheer amount manufactured has saturated the industry, and is backed by its quality of flight from its cabin space to its reduced noise level. The extended range this aircraft offers helps it stick out to buyers looking into aircraft for sale.

Lear 35 Engines

The Lear 35 is equipped with two Honeywell TFE 731-2 engines with optional thrust reversers and 3,500lbs of thrust. The Lear 35 has a max cruise speed of 470kts, which surpasses the Citation I by more than 70kts and falls slightly slower than the Falcon 10.

The aircraft can land and takeoff in the following field lengths:

FAR-91: 2,600ft
FAR-135: 3,250ft
FAR-121: 4,333ft

Lear 35 Payload

Max payload for the Lear 35 is nearly 3,200lbs and it can transport that capacity 1,550nm, far surpassing the capability of the Citation I (2,100lbs) and the Falcon 10 (2,000lbs) on both fronts.

Lear 35 Range

At long-range cruise, the Lear 35 has a range of roughly 2,000nm with the typical passenger load, once again out performing its two direct competitors by a minimum of 500kts.

Lear 35 Specifications

Lear 35 General Info
Aircraft Class	Light Jets
Aircraft Manufacturer	Bombardier Aerospace
Aircraft Year of Manufacture	1976 - 1993
Lear 35 Financial Data
Acquisition Cost	$787,500 - $962,500
Variable Cost	$2,225 - $2,719/hr
Annual Cost	$1,285,204 - $1,570,804
Fixed Cost	$41,928 - $377,350
Market Depreciation	$60,000
Retail Charter Rate	$1,950 - $2,450/hr
Average Charter Rate	$2,200/hr
Lear 35 Performance Data
Fuel Burn	230 gal/hr
Max Cruise	470 MPH
Max Takeoff Weight	18,300 lbs
Basic Operating Weight	10,310 lbs
Max Payload	3,190 lbs
Lear 35 Cabin Details
Cabin Dimensions	12'9" x 4'9" x 4'3"
Cabin Volume	257 cu. ft.
Seat Count	6-8