N263FX

The airframe bearing registration N263FX is an Embraer EMB-545 completed in 2025 with manufacturer serial number 55010175. It is owned by FLEXJET LLC as a co-ownership interest and is based in Cleveland, OH, US, operating under a US registration. Delivered into FLEXJET's fractional ownership program upon manufacture, this airframe is configured and certificated for fractional operation and reflects current-build standards for the EMB-545 family. Notable registry actions: Not published. Condition and valuation details: Not published.

The cabin on this specific airframe is configured with 11 certificated seats in a fractional operator layout; typical Praetor 600 layouts for the model range from an 8-place double‑club to a 12-seat maximum, indicating flexibility between executive comfort and higher-density charter use. Avionics fit is the Collins Pro Line Fusion suite, consistent with the model’s typical avionics installation and supporting advanced flight-management and situational-awareness capabilities for single-pilot relief and crewed fractional missions. Typical mission profiles for this aircraft under FLEXJET co-ownership will emphasize long, transcontinental and near-oceanic flights enabled by a 4,018 nm range and cruise of 466 kts, operating routinely from its Cleveland base to major business destinations. Maintenance considerations align with fractional-operator practices, emphasizing scheduled manufacturer-supported inspections for the Honeywell HTF7500-series engines and avionics software lifecycle adherence.

The EMB-545 sits within a family aimed at the long-range, mid-size business jet niche, offering transcontinental capability with high cruise speed and elevated ceiling performance to optimize route flexibility. Competing models occupy similar mission roles, and demand among fractional buyers emphasizes reliability, cabin flexibility, and efficient engine support — attributes reflected in the EMB-545’s Honeywell HTF7500-series propulsion and Collins Pro Line Fusion avionics fit. Resale and maintenance considerations for this specific airframe will track the fractional market’s preference for low-cycle, well-documented examples maintained under OEM-compliant programs.