This 1989 Robinson R22 Beta (N7187W) presents a well-maintained training platform with recent component updates and clear maintenance documentation. The airframe shows 3,363 total hours, with the engine having 1,630 hours since major overhaul (SMOH) and 137 hours since top overhaul (STOH). Key components were renewed in 2017, including main blades with 500 hours remaining and brand-new 2025 tail blades installed, with all rotor systems showing 1,774 hours remaining until overhaul. The helicopter received a fresh 100-hour inspection in June 2025 and maintains airworthy status with its next annual due October 2025.

Avionics include a BendixKing KT76A transponder paired with a Garmin 150XL GPS and GDL82 for ADS-B Out compliance, supporting its VFR mission capability. The aircraft features dual controls ideal for flight training and retains its original Mariner exterior configuration. Maintenance records show a Robinson factory overhaul was completed in 2000, and logbooks are available digitally via DropBox. With 1,680 hours since its last Robinson overhaul in January 2017, this R22 Beta offers a cost-effective entry into helicopter operations with transparent time-remaining documentation on all critical components.