1992 Beechcraft Beechjet 400AJet Aircraft

This 1992 Beechcraft BeechJet 400A presents a well-equipped midsize jet with 10,257.9 total airframe hours and 8,594 landings, currently enrolled in the CASP engine program. The aircraft is powered by dual Pratt & Whitney JT15D-5 engines with 10,242.9 and 10,142 hours respectively, both showing as SNEW (since new). The avionics suite features a comprehensive Rockwell Collins Pro Line 4 flight deck with Garmin 400W WAAS GPS, dual Collins TDR94D transponders, TCAS II with Mode S, and Class A TAWS with Allied Signal MK V EGPWS. The aircraft is RVSM compliant and includes ADS-B capability.

The interior was refreshed in 2016 with beige leather seating for eight passengers, featuring captain chairs with belted potty, movable airshow screens, and a well-appointed beverage station with cold and hot drink capabilities. The exterior sports a white livery with gold, maroon, and black accents, equipped with vertical tail logo lights and an air stair entry door. Notable modifications include a gross weight increase and a take-off enhancement kit. Maintenance records show completion of C & D checks in August 2019. The aircraft also features useful additions like WiFi via GoGo ATG 4000, thrust reversers, and an AOA indicator.