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Bombardier Learjet 36, exterior
Light JetOut of production

Gates Learjet

Passengers
6

01 · Basic info

Bombardier Learjet 36

Long-range counterpart of the Learjet 35, identical except for a larger fuselage fuel tank that shortens the passenger cabin by 18 in and limits seating to six. It was certified together with the Model 35 in July 1974 and offered about 500 statute miles more range. It was succeeded in 1976 by the Learjet 36A with higher standard weights.

Manufacturer
Gates Learjet
Class
Light Jet
Production
Out of production
Engines
2 × Garrett TFE731-2
Bombardier Learjet 36, exterior
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Photo: Air Charter Service · Wikimedia Commons · © Air Charter Service

02 · Specifications

Technical data

Capacity

Flight crew
2
Seats (maximum)
6

External dimensions

Length
48.67 ft
Height
12.25 ft
Wingspan
39.5 ft

Powerplant

Engines
2 × Garrett TFE731-2
Thrust (each)
3,500 lbf

Manufacturer-published or publicly documented type data, for orientation only. Figures vary with configuration, serial number, modifications and operating conditions. Not for flight planning. Values not publicly documented are omitted.

03 · Cabin layout

Cabin plan & cross-section

Cross-section data not published

Cabin width

–

Cabin height

–

Cabin length 21.90 ft
Passenger cabinGalley / lavatoryBaggageEntrySchematic · indicative layout · not to scale
  • Club seating
  • Seating
  • Lavatory
  • Baggage

04 · Range map

Where the Learjet 36 can fly nonstop

Range data has not been published for this model.

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