1999 Hawker 400Jet Aircraft

This 1999 Hawker Beechjet 400A presents as a well-maintained midsize jet with 4,204 total airframe hours and US pedigree since new. Powered by dual Pratt & Whitney JT15D-5 engines with 4,637 and 4,545 hours respectively, the aircraft features a fresh landing gear overhaul completed in March 2025 and is equipped with thrust reversers. The Collins Proline 4 avionics suite includes dual flight directors, FMS, TCAS II with Change 7, EGPWS, and SATCOM capability, making it RVSM-compliant for international operations.

The cabin is configured for 7 passengers in a versatile layout featuring a single aft-facing seat, 4-place club section, and two forward-facing seats, complemented by a belted lavatory and ample storage. The white exterior with blue, grey, and black striping presents a clean appearance. Maintenance records show upcoming inspections are due at 4,372 hours (A-check), 4,375 hours (B-check), and 4,471 hours (C-check), with the major D-check scheduled at 5,000 hours. The aircraft is currently operated under FAR Part 91 and maintained using CAMP tracking systems.