2002 Beechcraft Premier IJet Aircraft

This 2002 Beechcraft Premier I (Registration D-IFCB, Serial RB-41) presents as a well-maintained light business jet with only 2,101 total hours and 2,144 landings on the airframe. The aircraft is powered by dual Williams FJ44-2A engines, each with 2,021 hours and 2,158 cycles remaining until their 5,000-hour TBO, both enrolled in the TAP Blue engine maintenance program. The jet features a six-passenger executive configuration with mid-cabin club seating, dual aft-facing seats, and private lavatory, complemented by high-gloss bird's-eye wood cabinetry and executive writing tables.

Avionics and safety equipment include AlliedSignal EGPWS, Collins ADC-3000 air data computer, TCAS II, and ADS-B Out capability for modern airspace compliance. The aircraft holds RVSM certification and is maintained under EASA Part 145 standards, with additional operational features like single-point refueling and an aft heated baggage compartment. The original off-white exterior with brown stripes presents a clean appearance, while the interior boasts fireblocked seating with sheepskin crew seat covers and 220-volt power outlets. With its low time and comprehensive maintenance program, this Premier I offers an efficient package for private or charter operations.