This 1992 Beechcraft Beechjet 400A presents as a well-maintained midsize jet with 10,257.9 total airframe hours and 8,594 landings. The aircraft features Pratt & Whitney JT15D-5 engines with 10,242.9 and 10,142 hours respectively, operating without an engine maintenance program. The avionics suite includes a comprehensive Collins Pro Line IV package with triple-tube EFIS, dual AMS 5000 FMS, Garmin 400W WAAS GPS, TCAS II with Mode S, and full RVSM/MNPS compliance. The aircraft received a complete exterior refurbishment in 2007 by Deerhorn Aviation with a white/gold/maroon/black scheme, while Classic Interiors completed a 2016 cabin refresh featuring beige leather seating for 8 passengers with executive amenities including airshow screens and a beverage station.

The aircraft benefits from several notable modifications including Rohr thrust reversers, a take-off enhancement kit, and Collins Pro Line 4 avionics. Maintenance records show completion of C and D checks in August 2019, with the aircraft currently on a maintenance tracking service. Operational capabilities include IFR certification, ADS-B compliance, and a gross weight increase modification. The aircraft is equipped with Gogo ATG 4000 WiFi, TCAS II, and Class A TAWS/EGPWS for enhanced situational awareness. While the engines are beyond typical overhaul intervals, the aircraft presents with recent interior and exterior refurbishments and a comprehensive avionics package suited for modern operations.