SimplePlanes | Lexair 350 Skyliner

History

Designed in 1999, the first plane rolled off the production line in 2010. Since then it has been bought by mostly Snake Air, but Lava Airways has a few. The Lexair 350 Skyliner is a sturdy aircraft, which can fly through storms and not have a dent. It is also a very robust aircraft in SimplePlanes, partly because of my construction ways. Amazingly enough, you can lost both outer wing tips, the front landing gear, and even both horizontal stabilizers, and it still flies like nothing happened. Because of my two-part engine design (what you see at the front of the engine is not the main power engine), you can have all four front engines on fire, and there is only a slight power decrease.

Being safer then any SWL plane, the Lexair 350 was preferred over its target plane to be better than, the SWL-250. The SWL-250 had 15 crashes over 25 years and 5,000 planes, and the Lexair 350 had 5 crashes over 20 years and 6,000 planes. As of 2019 production is in process. Sales for the SWL-250 dropped to 10 planes per year, and Lexair has a steady sales rate of over 200 planes per year.