Bombardier Learjet 40 1/35

The Learjet 40 contains a smaller fuselage (24.5 inches/60) than it's predecessor, Learjet 45, and is controlled by two Honeywell TFE731-20AR motors. These are known as the " AR " motors. The 40 model takes place of discontinued light Learjet 31a in Learjet model line, with several welcome performance and comfort improvements taken from 45 model.The Learjet 40 is capable of operating at cruise speeds up to Mach 0.81 (534 mph; 859 km/hr), it has a maximum range of 1,857 nautical miles (3,439 km) with four passengers, two crew and IFR reserves. It can operate at altitudes of up to 51,000 feet (15,545 m). With full fuel it can also carry a full load of seven passengers with payload to spare, making it a leader in its class in terms of payload-range.The Bombardier Learjet 40 provides a 17-foot, 8-inch (5.40 m) cabin, with an oval cross-section of four-feet, 11-inches high by five feet, one inch wide (1.5-m x 1.6-m) resulting in a total cabin volume of 363 cubic feet (10.28 cm) _ at least 20 per cent larger than its competitors. The typical configuration sports a forward club seating arrangement and a flat floor that translates into outstanding seated comfort for up to seven passengers.