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Flysimware releases Learjet 35A Cargo Expansion for Microsoft Flight Simulator

A new way to experience the iconic Learjet.
by Vasco Ferreira
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Flysimware releases Learjet 35A Cargo Expansion for Microsoft Flight Simulator

It was almost a year ago that Flysimware introduced its rendition of the iconic Learjet 35A for Microsoft Flight Simulator. Now, the developer is offering simmers a new way to experience this aircraft with a Cargo Expansion Pack.

This add-on transforms the sleek business jet into a capable cargo hauler, presenting an appealing option for simmers interested in stepping into the world of freight operations.

The Learjet 35A Cargo Expansion isn’t just a cosmetic upgrade. It introduces new features, liveries, and functionality specifically designed for cargo missions.

For starters, the expansion includes three avionics options: a traditional setup with the GNS 530 GPS, along with integration for the PMS50 GTN 750 and TDS GTN 750Xi. Additionally, it features eight new liveries tailored for cargo operations. The interiors have also been reworked to reflect the aircraft’s new role.

Flysimware has included tools for realistic payload management, enabling pilots to adjust cargo weight and balance directly through Microsoft Flight Simulator’s integrated systems.

The Learjet 35A as a cargo hauler

The Learjet 35A is a fast and agile airplane, and the cargo variant adds even more versatility. This isn’t your typical bulky freighter—it’s a jet that emphasizes agility and efficiency, making it ideal for short- to medium-haul missions.

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With Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 introducing Career Mode, the Learjet 35A Cargo variant seems like a natural fit for the new cargo mission system. Unfortunately, while the aircraft appears to function well in MSFS 2024, it doesn’t yet take advantage of any of the new features or integrate with mechanics like Career Mode.

The Learjet 35A Cargo Expansion Pack is available now for $14.99 from Flysimware’s official store and simMarket. Note that it requires the base Learjet 35A package, which is sold separately.

About the author

Vasco Ferreira

Vasco is the founder of MSFS Addons and a flight simmer since the FSX era. Covering add-on analysis and industry news for the Microsoft Flight Simulator community.
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