N166AN

This entry covers airframe N166AN, a Beechcraft 390 Premier IA manufactured by Hawker Beechcraft Corporation and completed in 2008 with serial number RB-227. The airframe is recorded on the US registry and is held by Wells Fargo Bank Northwest NA Trustee, a corporate trustee based in Salt Lake City, UT, US, indicating lender or trustee ownership rather than direct private operation. Broker material and listings for this specific ship note an executive interior condition and a market valuation of $2,200,000; no separate operator name is published in the supplied data. Registry status is United States-based with trustee custody reflected in the listed owner information, and broker-described condition highlights an executive six-place cabin with beige leather and avionics listings that support operational readiness.

Broker listings for this airframe describe an Executive six-place layout (broker listings) — beige leather reported, suggesting a typical light business-jet configuration focused on short-to-medium regional missions. The avionics fit is listed as Collins ProLine 21 in broker material, a system suite suited for IFR business operations and common on Premier-series aircraft, supporting charter or owner-operator mission profiles within the aircraft’s 1,350 nm range and high-speed cruise. With trustee ownership recorded, the aircraft may be managed by third-party operators or maintained under lender-directed custodial arrangements; maintenance considerations typical to this airframe include inspection and support for the Williams FJ44 series and avionics serviceability for ProLine 21 suites.

The Beechcraft 390 Premier IA occupies the light corporate jet niche, offering high cruise speed and a relatively high service ceiling for its class, which here is evidenced by 451 kts cruise and 41,000 ft ceiling. Competing models in this performance bracket include other light-cabin jets with similar mission ranges, and resale value can be influenced by interior condition, avionics fit, engine program status, and trustee or bank ownership structures; the listed $2,200,000 valuation reflects these factors for this specific serial RB-227 airframe. Fixed-wing multi-engine ownership often favors buyers seeking fast regional capability with compact cabin comfort and established maintenance support for Williams turbofan installations.