1986 Beechcraft Beechjet 400Jet Aircraft

This 1986 Beechcraft BeechJet 400 (N64VM, serial RJ1) presents a well-maintained light jet with 8,856 total airframe hours. The aircraft is powered by twin Pratt & Whitney JT15D-5 engines with 2,935 hours and 3,376 hours respectively, both with time remaining before their 3,600-hour TBO. The inspection schedule shows an A inspection due in 86 hours, B in 248 hours, C in 668 hours, and D in 930 hours.

The aircraft features a Collins/Sperry avionics suite including dual Collins VIR-32A navigation systems, a Sandel ST-3400 terrain display, and a Sperry Primus 300SL color weather radar. The cabin offers hybrid leather 4-place club seating, a custom bar, and a lavatory with urinal tube for convenience. Notable performance modifications include the removal of thrust reversers and freon A/C, resulting in an 800 lb payload capacity with full fuel while gaining 10-15 knots of airspeed. The exterior sports a white livery with red and black accents, complemented by tail floodlights. The baggage compartment is 1/3 larger than the 400A model, adding to its utility for longer trips. Currently based at KSDL in Scottsdale, Arizona, this BeechJet offers a balance of performance and cabin comfort.