N34JM

This entry covers airframe N34JM, a 2014-built Gulfstream G280 with serial number 2055. The aircraft is registered in the United States and is owned by FLYING BULLET LLC, an LLC based in Grand Island, NE, US. Broker listings have documented an executive interior and avionics fit for this specific airframe, and market valuation for this airframe is reported at $14,000,000. No additional public history of previous operators or notable registry actions is published beyond the current ownership record.

This airframe is described in broker listings as featuring a reported 9-passenger executive cabin layout with a forward club and aft divan, although the airframe’s certificated seating capacity is listed as 21. The avionics fit for this specific G280 is noted as PlaneView 280, with broker references also reporting a Rockwell Collins ProLine Fusion fit in some listings for this airframe, indicating possible retrofits or variant equipment fitments. Typical missions for this airframe would align with the G280’s long-range, high-speed business jet role—transcontinental and international executive transport within the aircraft’s 3,600 nm range and cruise speed near 459 kts. Based at the owner’s stated location in Grand Island, NE, US, operational considerations for this specific airframe would include periodic Honeywell HTF7250G engine maintenance cycles and avionics software/upgrade pathways consistent with the installed systems.

The Gulfstream G280 occupies the super-midsize twin business jet niche, offering transcontinental range and high cruise speed relative to light and midsize competitors. Competing models in the segment typically include other super-midsize and large-cabin twins; buyer and charter demand for the G280 is driven by operators seeking a balance of range, speed, and cabin comfort. For this airframe, resale and maintenance considerations center on the HTF7250G engine maintenance program, documented avionics configuration (PlaneView 280 / reported ProLine Fusion), and the distinction between certificated seating (21) and the reported executive 9-passenger cabin, which may affect mission flexibility and market appeal.