2002 Beechcraft Premier IJet Aircraft

This 2002 Beechcraft Premier I (N929SS, serial RB-15) presents a well-maintained light jet option with 4,530 total hours and 3,859 landings. Currently undergoing fresh A and B inspections, the aircraft benefits from TAP Blue engine maintenance coverage on both Williams FJ44-2A powerplants (4,483 and 4,515 hours respectively, each with 5,000-hour TBOs). The Proline 21 avionics suite received a $200,000 modernization package including synthetic vision, WAAS/LPV capability, TCAS II, and ADS-B OUT/IN functionality through a Garmin 796 display.

Notable features include a 3,600-hour wing inspection compliance, recently replaced pilot/co-pilot windshields (April 2021), and comprehensive navigation capabilities with RNP authorization. The aircraft's 8,310 lb empty weight allows for 4,189 lb maximum payload capacity. The avionics modernization enhances situational awareness with three-tube EFIS displays, integrated RAIM, and Honeywell Mark V EGPWS. With its current inspection cycle (A due at 5,130 hrs, B at 5,730 hrs), this Premier I offers a turnkey solution for operators seeking updated avionics in a proven airframe.