1988 Beechcraft F33A BonanzaSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1988 Beechcraft F33A Bonanza (N31497) presents a well-maintained example with comprehensive avionics and a recent engine overhaul. The airframe shows 3,061 total hours, while the Continental IO-520BB engine has 334 hours since its August 2014 major overhaul, performed well below its 1,700-hour TBO. The aircraft features a 3-blade McCauley propeller with 393 hours since overhaul. Avionics include a Garmin 530WAAS GPS/nav/com, King KFC-150 autopilot with electric trim, slaved HSI, Garmin 330 ADS-B Out transponder, and an Insight Strikefinder for weather awareness. Additional equipment includes speed brakes, JPI EDM-700 engine monitor, and a standby electric vacuum system.

The aircraft has remained with Falcon Air in Lawrence, Massachusetts (KLWM) for its last 20 years of maintenance, with complete logs available. It carries an original paint scheme and has been hangared, with its next annual due in January 2026. The useful load is approximately 1,079 lbs, and the aircraft holds a recent IFR certification. No damage history is noted in the records. This Bonanza's consistent maintenance history and modernized panel make it a capable cross-country performer with current navigation capabilities.