N301EW

This entry covers the specific Learjet airframe registered as N301EW, a factory-built Learjet 35A with construction year 1980 and manufacturer's serial number 309. The airframe is registered to and owned by Aery Aviation LLC, a limited liability company based in Wilmington, DE, US, which appears as the current on-record owner and operator/home base for routine registry and operational purposes. Notable registry actions include its US registration under tail N301EW and standard corporate ownership transfer to an LLC; no other historical operators or incident history are published for this serial. The aircraft carries an estimated market valuation of $1,137,500, reflecting age, configuration, and the prevailing pre-owned Learjet 35A market.

The airframe is configured in a typical Learjet 35A 10-place executive layout, offering a compact corporate cabin suitable for short to mid-range business missions and air taxi work. Specific avionics fit for this airframe are not published; operators of similar airframes commonly adapt panel suites to charter or owner requirements, but no unique retrofit record is listed for N301EW. Typical mission profiles for this configuration include transcontinental and regional point-to-point flights within its 2,125 nm range and high-speed cruise capability of 436 kts, frequently operating from corporate bases or regional airports near Wilmington, DE. Maintenance and inspection requirements follow standard Learjet 35A schedules; ownership under an LLC like Aery Aviation LLC often reflects corporate operation, charter readiness, or fractional management.

The Learjet 35A family occupies a niche for light, high-speed business jets with high-altitude capability up to 45,000 ft and efficient twin TFE731 powerplants producing 3,500 lbf each. Competing models historically include other light jets from the same era offering similar range and speed, and demand centers on owner-operators and charter firms seeking low-occupancy, high-performance aircraft. Resale and maintenance considerations for this 1980 airframe hinge on engine hours, avionics updates, and corrosion/structural inspection outcomes; the listed market value of $1,137,500 reflects those typical buyer concerns for vintage but capable Learjet 35A examples.