N215TP

This entry covers the specific Beechcraft 400 airframe bearing tail number N215TP, a 1989-build with serial RJ-64. The jet is owned and operated by Middle Tennessee State University, a government (university) owner based in Murfreesboro, TN, US, and holds a US registration. The airframe is identified in records as a fixed-wing multi-engine business/utility jet and carries an estimated market value of $750,000. Ownership has been listed under the university; no other transfers or notable registry actions are published in the supplied data.

The aircraft is outfitted with the model-typical executive cabin configuration offering a Typical executive 7–9 place layout (model-typical) suitable for university transport missions, small group travel, and administrative flights. Based at Murfreesboro, TN, US, and operated by Middle Tennessee State University, its mission profile is consistent with short- to mid-range transport and training support within a regional footprint, leveraging a cruise speed of 449 kts and a range of 1,519 nm. While no specific avionics fit or bespoke interior amenities are published in the supplied data, the nine-seat configuration implies typical executive seating and cabin flexibility common to Beechjet 400 operators. Maintenance considerations for this airframe align with Pratt & Whitney Canada JT15D-series engine support and age-related airframe inspections for a 1989-built jet.

The subject airframe is a member of the Beechcraft 400 (Beechjet 400) family, a light business jet class that occupies a performance niche characterized by relatively high cruise speed and moderate range for short-medium sectors. Competing models in this segment historically include other late-1980s light jets with similar seating and performance. The presence of JT15D-5 engines and an airframe built in 1989 affects maintenance planning and resale considerations, and contributes to the reported valuation of $750,000 for this specific aircraft.