The Learjet 35 (ICAO type LJ35) is an aircraft of United States origin, certificated in the Transport Aircraft category. It has a maximum take-off weight of 8,300 kg. It offers a maximum range of 2,190 nm, a cruise speed of 418 knots, a service ceiling of 51,000 ft and seating for up to 8 across its variants.
Learjet 35
Fleet & certification
- Built
- 369
- Active
- 365
- Origin
- United States
Comparable listings
12 for sale right now
Per-variant specifications
The FAA paperwork
TCDS A10CE · Rev 62 · issued 2009-11-20
- Category
- Transport Aircraft
- MTOW
- 7,711 kg
- Seats
- 2 crew · 8 passengers
- Ceiling
- 45,000 ft
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Learjet 35 market & fleet intelligence
Registry, flight-tracking and market data on the Learjet 35 fleet — updated daily.
46 yearsmedian age
Of the 207 registered Learjet 35 with a known build year (56% of the 369 we track), the median age is 46 years.
9changed registration in 12 months
9 of the 369 registered Learjet 35 we track changed registration in the last 12 months (2% of the fleet), across 9 registration events. Registration changes include ownership transfers, re-registrations and address updates — not all are sales.
- Aircraft seen flying
- 31
- Tracked flights
- 102
- Tracked flight hours
- 304
- Share of fleet flying
- 8%
31 Learjet 35 were tracked flying in the last 90 days (8% of the registered fleet), across 102 flights. Sprinkle flight tracking began May 2026; coverage is ADS-B-derived and not exhaustive.
12Learjet 35 listed for sale
Asking prices from $390K to $1.1M, typically $525K–$865K — based on 5 USD asking prices on Sprinkle, not an appraisal.
Learjet 35 manuals & documents
3 documents for the Learjet 35 — Checklist · Maintenance Manual · Model Guide. PDFs served from cdn.sprinkle.com.
This document is a checklist for the Learjet 35A, detailing the procedures for various phases of flight including start, taxi, takeoff, climb, cruise, descent, approach, landing, and shutdown. It serves as a guide for pilots to ensure all necessary steps are completed for safe operation.
- Checklist includes procedures for engine start and system checks.
- Emphasizes the importance of monitoring pressurization and engine instruments.
- Contains specific actions for before takeoff and landing.
- Includes safety checks for cabin temperature and fuel balance.
- Details post-landing procedures including shutdown steps.
- Highlights the need for crew briefing and communication.
- Specifies the use of anti-ice and windshield heat as required.
- Recommends checking hydraulic pressure and circuit breakers.
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What is the range of the Learjet 35?
The Learjet 35 has a maximum range of 2,190 nautical miles across variants.
How many people can the Learjet 35 carry?
The Learjet 35 seats up to 8 across its variants.
What is the MTOW of the Learjet 35?
The Learjet 35's maximum take-off weight is 8,300 kg.
What is the ICAO type designator for the Learjet 35?
The Learjet 35's ICAO type designator is LJ35.
How many Learjet 35 aircraft are registered worldwide?
Sprinkle tracks 369 registered Learjet 35 airframes worldwide.
Registered 35 aircraft
Individual 35 airframes by tail number — registration history, operator and lineage.
- N15099· 2009
- N445LB· 2005
- N65868· 2005
- N207LB· 2004
- N899LB· 2004
- N188LB· 2004
- N18RA· 1999
- N835MC· 1992
- N441PC· 1992
- VH-KJG· 1991
- N460SB· 1991
- VH-TSG· 1990
- N421SV· 1990
- VH-PFA· 1990
- N655JH· 1990
- N663TW· 1990
- N335PR· 1989
- N81VN· 1989
- C-GTXE· 1989
- N9RA· 1989
- N626BM· 1989
- C-GTXS· 1989
- N393SC· 1989
- N644CK· 1988