Beechjet jet 400 1988
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Reference No
5587
Category
Executive jets
Manufacturer
BEECHCRAF
Template
Beechjet 400
Year
1988
Family
Beechjet 400
Hours Totals
11154
Crew
2
Passengers
8
Business type
Sale
Condition of Use
Used/Seminov
Aircraft Country
United States
General information
The Beechjet 400 is a lightweight executive jet, originally developed by Mitsubishi as MU-300 Diamond, and later enhanced by Beechcraft. It is known for its efficiency, comfort and solid performance for short and medium distance flights. Specifications General Manufacturer: Beechcraft (originally Mitsubishi) Crew: 2 pilots Passenger capacity: 7 to 9 passengers Length: 14,75 m Wide: 13,25 m Height: 4,19 m Maximum take-off weight: 7.393 kg Engines: 2 Pratt & Whitney Canada JT15D-5 Maximum speed: 854 km/h Cruise speed: 828 km/h Maximum range: Approximately 2.222 km Service ceiling: 13,715 m Highlights Spacious cabin: Comfortable configuration with leather seats and refined finish. Operational efficiency: Good relationship between range and fuel consumption. Versatility: Used for both executive transportation and medical missions and military training (such as Raytheon T-1 Jayhawk). Evolution: The model has been improved over the years, giving rise to Beechjet 400A, Hawker 400XP and Hawker 400XPR.
Outside
Height: 4,24 m Length: 14,75 m Wide: 13,25 m Fuselage material: Aerospace metal alloy Wing configuration: Low, with reinforced longliners External baggage compartment: 33 cubic feet Painting: Matterhorn White with stripes in bordo and black External lighting: Tail Logo Lights for better visibility Push reverse system: Rohr Thrust Reversersers Fuel tank: Supply system in fuselage and wings
Interior
Seating Configuration: Mid-cabin 4-place club with swivel seats, 3-place aft divan, and a full enclosed forward belted washatory seat. Upholstery: Tan Leather for a refined and comfortable cabin. Carpet: Newly installed in May 2021 for the fresh interior look. Forward Baggage Area: Dedicated storage space for passenger lounges. Lighting: Tail logo lights for enhanced visibility. Comfort Cabin: Climate control system for temperature and pressurization adjustments.
Cell
Manufacturer: Beechcraft Year of manufacture: 1988 Serial number: RJ-49 Total flight hours: 7.576 Total cycles: 8.134 Fuselage material: Aerospace metal alloy Wing configuration: Low, with reinforced longliners External baggage compartment: Modification for greater rear baggage capacity Painting: Matterhorn White with stripes in bordo and black External lighting: Tail Logo Lights for better visibility Push reverse system: Rohr Thrust Reversersers Fuel tank: Supply system in fuselage and wings Maintenance: Always hung, no known history of damage, all inspections carried out
Engines
– Not reported –
propellers
– Not reported –
Avionics and radio
Collins ProLine II Avionics Suite Sperry SPZ-900 IFCS Autopilot Dual Sperry C-14A Compass Dual Collins DME-42 Spery SPZ-900 IFCS Flight Director Dual Collins VIR-32 Nav Collins Dual RMI-30 ADS-B In & ADS-B Out Dual Collins VHF-22A Universal Comm CVR-80 Cockpit Voice Recorder Color Radar Universal FMS (Flight Management System) Collins ALT-55A Radar Altimeter
Additional equipment
Tail Logo Lights – Illuminate tail logo for enhanced visibility. Lear Siegler Starter Generators – Reliable engine start system. Branson Fuel Transfer System – Efficient fuel transfer mechanism. Dual Inverters – Redundant electric power system. Rohr Thrust Reversersers – Improves landing control and braking efficiency. Thommen AD-322 Altimeters – High-precision altitude measurement. Extended Aft Baggage Mod – Increased baggage storage capacity. Lead Acid Battery – Durable and reliable battery system.
Inspection status
Tail AD Completed Always Hangar No History of Known Damages All Inspections Done
