Learjet 35Gates Learjet 35 airplane model. The Learjet 35 was a stretched Model 25 with an eight seat cabin and was complemented by the long range Model 36. Promising lower noise levels and greater fuel economy than the Model 25, the first Learjet 35 took to the air on August 22, 1973. The Learjet 35 carried a maximum of eight passengers and, with reduced payload, had a transcontinental range, and the Learjet 36 carried up to six passengers but with the ability

Sikorsky VH-60 Marine One helicopter model

the AAF ordered 14

In the next phase of primary training

The first service test airplane was first flown on June 26

optionally four 4

Inspired by the performance of the Grumman Goose during WWII

A cantilever low-wing monoplane of all-metal construction

a response to growing pressure from environmentalists for quieter engines and from operators for better fuel economy

extended fin leading edge

Its initial use in 1940 was for AAF purposes

and fleet support missions

Initial deliveries to the USAF began on March 17