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Airliners
powered by jet engines had just begun to consolidate their value
to airline transport service in 1959 when William P. Lear, Sr.
initiated the development of the Learjet. His aircraft design
soon demonstrated the combination of form and function that
makes an outstanding performer. The first Learjets, the Model 23
Continentals, were the founding products of the original Learjet
Corporation and pioneers in the entirely new field of business
and personal jet aviation. As an example of this transportation
mode, it represents the ability to cruise above most weather,
over long distances, and at high speed. Whether the business jet
operates as a small airliner or as a more personal independent
aircraft, it permits the movement of passengers and small cargo
to airports both large and small around the globe. |
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Gates Learjet 35A
Premier Series. 1/38th scale. 13" wingspan x 15.5" long.
No. APD0D-PR. Only $174.95 |
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Gates Learjet 35A
Standard Series. 1/48th scale.
9.25" wingspan x 12" long.
No. APD0D-ST. Only $109.95 |
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