N347TC

This airframe, registered as N347TC, is a 1979-built British Aerospace HS-125-700B with manufacturer serial number 257055. The airframe is recorded as owned by TWA INTERNATIONAL INC, a corporation based in Cheyenne, WY, US, and is registered in the US civil registry. The airframe is a fixed-wing multi engine transport configured and certificated with a 15-seat cabin; no public record of recent major registry actions or valuation adjustments is provided in the supplied data. Its certificate/registry lists a 15-seat transport configuration, reflecting its intended role in passenger or corporate transport operations.

The certificate and registry identify a 15-seat transport configuration for this specific HS-125-700B airframe, indicating a higher-density passenger layout compared with more executive-focused fittings common to the model family. Specific avionics fit and interior furnishings are not published in the provided data, so configuration details beyond seat count and transport certification remain unspecified. Typical mission profiles for this registered setup would include short- to medium-range passenger transport and charter hops across regional routes consistent with a 2,420 nm range and 424 kt cruise speed based from its owner’s Cheyenne, Wyoming base. Maintenance considerations for this airframe would follow established schedules for the Garrett TFE731 powerplant family and the HS-125 airframe type.

The British Aerospace HS-125-700B occupies a mid-size business and small regional transport niche in late-1970s airframe production, offering transregional range and a service ceiling to 41,000 ft. Competing models in the same era and mission space typically include other midsize business jets with twin turbofan installations; buyer and charter demand for a 15-seat transport-configured HS-125 depends on certification, interior condition, and engine program status. Resale and maintenance considerations for this particular airframe center on Garrett TFE731 series engine support and the aircraft’s 1979 vintage, with lifecycle and parts availability influencing market competitiveness.