N15TT

This entry covers airframe N15TT, a 2015-built Gulfstream G280 bearing serial number 2092. The aircraft is registered in the US and is recorded as owned by the corporate trustee WILMINGTON TRUST CO TRUSTEE located in Wilmington, DE, US. Title and trustee ownership under Wilmington Trust Co Trustee is the principal documented ownership event for this airframe, and no alternate operators or transfers are listed in the supplied data. As a 2015 Gulfstream G280, the airframe retains an assessed market valuation of $16,000,000, reflecting its configuration and service entry date.

The cabin is fitted in a typical executive Hallmark arrangement marketed for the G280, offering a standard 8–10 passenger executive layout while retaining certification for up to 21 seats; the provided data notes the possibility of up to 2 living areas and the option to configure two living areas. Onboard service arrangements include a forward galley and an aft vacuum lavatory. Avionics are specified as Gulfstream PlaneView280™, supporting the aircraft’s long-range, high-speed mission profile. With a cruise speed of 482 kts and a maximum range of 3,600 nm, typical operations for this airframe would include transcontinental and medium long-range executive transport from its U.S.-based registry, with maintenance and operational considerations driven by its twin Honeywell HTF7250G powerplants and corporate trust ownership structure.

The Gulfstream G280 airframe represented here combines a high cruise speed and long-range capability—482 kts cruise and 3,600 nm range—with a service ceiling of 45,000 ft, characteristics that define its market niche for fast, efficient point-to-point executive missions. With two Honeywell HTF7250G engines producing 7,624 lbf thrust each, the platform targets operators requiring both performance and modern avionics such as PlaneView280™. The documented 2015 build year and assessed value of $16,000,000 are pertinent to maintenance planning and resale considerations, as age, configuration (executive Hallmark layout vs. higher-density seating), and trustee ownership status commonly influence marketability and transition timelines.