N33TW

This airframe is a US-registered IAI 1124 Westwind I bearing tail number N33TW, built in 1981 and manufactured as serial 316 by Israel Aircraft Industries (IAI). Ownership details are not published and the aircraft is listed with no named owner; ownership and operator history not published. The airframe’s registry indicates United States registration (US), but specific operator or home base information has not been provided. No publicly documented notable registry actions or transfers are included in the supplied data.

The cabin is outfitted in a typical eight-passenger executive layout with a forward three-place side-facing divan, a forward single seat, and an aft four-place club configuration; an enclosed aft lavatory, refreshment center and dual pull-out work tables are installed. Avionics fit for this airframe, as described on broker-level equipment listings, includes Dual Universal UNS-1K FMS, Dual large MFDs, a Collins autopilot (AP-105/FD-109 series), Collins WXR-300 weather radar, Bendix/King CAS-66A TCAS-I, and dual Collins TDR-94 transponders. Typical missions for this aircraft configuration would emphasize executive transport and business travel within the listed range and cruise speed envelope; specific operator route patterns and maintenance status are not published.

The IAI 1124 Westwind I occupies the light-to-mid-size business jet niche, offering transcontinental capability with relatively high cruise speed and a 45,000 ft service ceiling. Competing types in this performance band typically include early-model light business jets from US and European manufacturers; demand in the broker market often focuses on airframes with updated avionics and verified maintenance. For this particular airframe, resale and operational considerations hinge on its 1981 vintage, completion of recurring maintenance, and the completeness of avionics and interior documentation — all of which determine buyer interest and charter usability.