N262TX

This entry concerns business jet airframe N262TX, a 2006-built Hawker 400XP with serial number RK-464 manufactured by Raytheon Aircraft Company (Beechcraft/Hawker). The airframe is registered in the United States and is owned by the Naples, Florida-based corporate operator Everair LLC; the operator is recorded as a corporation located in Naples, FL, US. The aircraft retains a seven-place executive interior and an avionics suite reflecting a retrofit-level fit; its current market valuation is listed at $1,600,000. Registry entries identify it as a fixed-wing multi-engine transport operating from a US base under corporate ownership, with no additional publicized change-of-ownership events beyond the recorded corporate registration.

The airframe carries a seven-place executive cabin configured center-club with an enclosed lavatory and a forward galley, providing a typical corporate transport environment for short-to-medium international sectors. Avionics installation consists of the Collins Pro Line EFIS three-tube suite, dual AMS-5000 flight management systems, and a Collins APS-4000 autopilot, supporting precision navigation and modern flight planning for corporate missions. With a cruise speed of 410 kts and a ferry range of 1,519 nm, typical missions for this aircraft profile include regional point-to-point corporate charters and owner-flown business trips within the continental United States and nearby international destinations. Maintenance considerations for this specific airframe center on multiengine JT15D-5R program adherence and avionics-consistent support for the Collins Pro Line components.

The Hawker 400XP occupies a light-to-super-light business jet niche emphasizing speed and transcontinental capability within its class, with a certified ceiling of 45,000 ft and robust cruise performance. Competitors in the segment typically include other light cabin jets offering similar speed-range balances; buyers often prioritize cockpit avionics standardization and lower operating costs, factors reflected in this airframe’s Collins Pro Line fit and twin JT15D-5R engines. Resale and maintenance considerations for this specific serial-restored airframe often hinge on engine TBO status, avionics currency and the documented corporate ownership trail maintained by Everair LLC.