Learjet 31A

Learjet 31A airplane model. The Learjet 31A was announced in 1990 as a replacement for the Learjet 31. The 31A entered service in 1994 and the 200th aircraft was delivered in the year 2000. The 31A is a seven-passenger light jet which is fast (cruise speed 845km/h) but also carries low operating costs per nautical mile. The Learjet 31A routinely flies at altitudes between 45,000ft and 47,000ft (13,716m to 14,326m).

Mahogany wood. Scale: 1/32. Wingspan 16.5 inches, Length 18 inches