The Bombardier Learjet 36A has a variable operating cost of $3,056 per hour. It provides a range of 2,400 nautical miles and cruises at a normal speed of 440 knots (506 mph), with an average fuel burn of 217 gallons per hour. The cabin of the Bombardier Learjet 36A measures 4’3″ high, 4’10” wide, and 10’6″ long, delivering 221 cubic feet of interior volume. Configured to accommodate up to 6 passengers, the aircraft trades seating capacity for additional fuel storage, offering extended range in a compact yet efficient layout, ideal for long-distance missions. Requiring 6,200 feet for takeoff and 3,000 feet for landing, the Learjet 36A is a versatile option for long-haul operations while maintaining the ability to access airports with shorter runways, including those at higher altitudes.