N304BH

This airframe, registered as N304BH, is a British Aerospace BAe 125-1000A (Hawker 1000) with construction completed in 1998 and manufacturer serial number 259011 / NA1003. The listed owner is CALLA AIRWAYS LLC, a limited liability company based in Cohasset, MA, US, and the aircraft carries a United States registration. The record indicates the aircraft is powered by twin Pratt & Whitney Canada engines and is certificated for up to 17 seats; specific interior configuration and recent valuation or condition reports for this airframe have not been published. Built in 1998, this example sits within the late-1990s production run of the BAe 125-1000A family and appears to be held in private LLC ownership for corporate or charter use.

Typical executive layouts for the BAe 125-1000A family range from well-appointed 8-place executive interiors to higher-certificated seating up to 17; the specific Calla Airways interior for N304BH is not published. With a long-range capability of 3,071 nm and a cruise speed near 400 kts, this airframe is suited to medium- to long-range corporate missions, transcontinental flights within North America, and on-demand charter work from its base in Cohasset, MA. Avionics fit and maintenance specifics for this individual aircraft are not provided; however, operators typically prioritize stage-appropriate upgrades and reliability programs for the PW300-series engines to sustain dispatch availability. Cabin mission profiles would emphasize executive transport, group positioning, or charter operations given the certificated maximum seating and owner/operator type.

The BAe 125-1000A (marketed as the Hawker 1000) occupies a mid-size business jet niche offering transcontinental range, moderate cruise speed, and a pressurized cabin for up to 17 certificated seats. Competing models in its era and class include later-model light-medium jets with similar mission capabilities; buyers and charter operators value airframes with well-documented maintenance histories and upgraded avionics. Given the aircraft’s twin Pratt & Whitney Canada PW305 engines, maintenance considerations focus on PW300-series overhaul intervals and cost-effective shop visits, while resale and charter demand hinge on interior condition and avionics modernization—details that are not published for this specific airframe.