The Learjet 35A, also known as the Bombardier Learjet 35A, is a light twin-engine corporate jet aircraft, developed by Gates Learjet Corporation, today Bombardier Aerospace of Canada. Introduced in 1976, the Learjet 35A is an improved development of the Learjet 35, with upgraded Honeywell Garrett TFE731-2-2B engines, plus Century III wing and a maximum take-off weight of 18,300 lbs. The Learjet is capable of carrying up to 8 passengers, with one passenger traveling in the jump-seat. The Learjet 35A aircraft has a cabin volume of 268 cubic feet, thus making it one of the smallest among legacy light jets. The Learjet 35A has higher standard max takeoff weights over its predecessors, and stands out by its reliability, capability, and value.