1981 Learjet 35AJet Aircraft

This 1981 Learjet 35A (N72AX, serial 419) presents as a well-maintained midsize jet with 10,624 total hours and 8,710 landings, featuring comprehensive avionics upgrades and a recently refurbished exterior. The aircraft benefits from a 12-year inspection completed in 2016, with the next major inspection not due until 2028. Power comes from dual Honeywell TFE731-2-2B engines, with the left engine at 14,209 hours (11,232 cycles) and the right at 9,068 hours (6,454 cycles), both operating within TBO limits.

The jet boasts an impressive avionics suite including Collins Pro Line 21 with dual VHF-22C comms, VIR-30A NAVs, FIS-84 flight directors, and a Universal UNS-1F FMS. Safety features include TCAS, EGPWS, and an RDR 2100 radar, while the cabin features an LR-31 style interior with honeycomb brown leather seats, cherry laminate cabinetry, and a passenger flight display with 10.4" monitor. The exterior was recently repainted in 2023 with Matterhorn white base and teal/grey accents, complementing the 2013 interior refurbishment that included new seats, carpet, and sidewall fabric. Operational enhancements include thrust reversers, a Century III wing soft-flite modification, and a Raven drag chute system.