Any good LearJets for V4?

[Mitch24 194]

Are there any? I did some research and didn't find any... the FlightSimWare looks like a 3 year old cardboard cutout.

Are there any planned by some good developers?

[Indy511 686]

https://xtremeprototypes.com/en/product_GLJ25_se_v2r1.asp

[N405GJ 36]

While the interior textures of the FSW Lear 35 do leave a bit to be desired, it is a fantastic bird. Systems and flight are very well modeled in relation to the real aircraft. 

[Bill Griffith 160]

18 minutes ago, bills511 said:

https://xtremeprototypes.com/en/product_GLJ25_se_v2r1.asp

+1

[odourboy 1,289]

18 minutes ago, bills511 said:

https://xtremeprototypes.com/en/product_GLJ25_se_v2r1.asp

This is my favourite at the moment, but it's not perfect either. In V4, with Dynamic Lighting enabled, landing lights totally illuminate the flight deck at night. 

Milviz has a Learjet 60XR in progress.

[Mitch24 194]

22 minutes ago, bills511 said:

https://xtremeprototypes.com/en/product_GLJ25_se_v2r1.asp

Looks decent.. but the airplane itself is ugly as can be. I was more hoping for a Lear 45 or 35..

[Guevorkyan 69]

FSW and XP are the go to Learjets.

In fact, all good bizjets we have for P3D4 are these two Lears. Nothing comes close to them.

[RyInTheSky 22]

The Flysimware is actually probably the best Lear ever made for FSX or P3D to date, time will tell given the Milviz Lear 60XR that is in work and allegedly there was another one in work that beyond one article I never heard anything else on. A realistic 45 would be a great addition though too. That is a great work horse in the short haul biz jet market currently. I would suggest the FSW 35 though to anyone looking for a Lear right now. The developer did a fantastic job on it. 

[Chris Crawford 49]

The FSW 35 is pretty decent. There are some things that aren't correct when it comes to how the real aircraft operates, but for the price, it's a great addon. My biggest pet-peeve is how it needs a ton of power to even inch it forward on the ground. Haven't tried the aforementioned Lear 25, but I hear great things about it.