Anyone have tips for the LJ35?

[moose_meat]

Perhaps this should be in the flight training forum, but I figured it would have a better chance of being seen by the right people here.

I recently got a job on a Learjet 35 - any tips?

Currently studying and any tips or tricks for the ride, or just in general would be appreciated. Are there any online virtual cockpits or trainers out there that I could use for practice? I've tried searching without much luck.

Thanks!

[sissyphus]

Congrats on the new job. There's a site called smartcockpit.com. They have a Lear 31 study guide. I'm not sure how similar it is to the 35, but at least a start.

[P180]

Congrats on the new job. There's a site called smartcockpit.com. They have a Lear 31 study guide. I'm not sure how similar it is to the 35, but at least a start.

Try airplane driver,s network.They have the Lear 35 there.

[ScudRunner]

Strap it on and have fun shes a rocket and enjoy every minute of it.

I don't have any tips other than hand fly it as much as possible, I really enjoy flying it (when everything works). Oh and know the fuel system cold!!! it can bite you in the ass in a hurry.

[CL-Skadoo!]

Joy to hand fly for sure. Stretch and tinkle at every opportunity, never turn down the option. If you're over 6 feet tall have a doctor take some leg off.

[fanspeed]

Know the fuel system back/forward. Keep fuel balanced. Check the cabin on the climb, every time. Don't overspeed it...have fun with it!