N370EA

This entry covers airframe N370EA, an Eclipse Aviation EA500 built in 2008 with serial number 000125. The aircraft is manufactured by Eclipse Aviation Corporation and is on the U.S. registry under US registration. Ownership is recorded to CIRRUS 321BR LLC of Wilmington, DE, US, which serves as the registered owner-operator and administrative base for the airframe. Acquisition and registration actions show the airframe entered corporate ownership and has been valued at $1,100,000, indicative of its market position and condition as a light, owner-operated twinjet.

This specific EA500 is equipped in an executive single-class configuration described as Executive 1+4 (pilot/copilot + 3–4 passengers typical), supporting typical owner-flown missions and small-corporate shuttle work. The avionics fit is the industry-standard for the model, listed as Avio / Avio NG (IS&S), providing integrated flight guidance, systems monitoring and modernized flightdeck ergonomics for single-pilot operations. With a cruise speed of 370 kts and a range of 1,125 nm, the airframe is suited to regional point-to-point trips and high-frequency short international hops when operated from the registered base in Wilmington, DE, US. Maintenance considerations for this jet revolve around twin PW610F turbofan support and airframe-specific inspections typical to the EA500 series.

The Eclipse Aviation EA500 occupies a niche as a very light twinjet offering jet performance in a compact, economical package. With a service ceiling of 41,000 ft and light-turbofan propulsion, it competes against other small executive jets and advanced turboprops for owner-operators and charter operators seeking speed and altitude capability in a six-seat layout. Demand and resale factors for this serial and year hinge on engine support for the Pratt & Whitney Canada PW610F series, the presence of modern Avio/Avio NG avionics, and overall condition reflected by the listed valuation of $1,100,000. Maintenance, parts availability and the aircraft’s corporate registration profile are relevant to buyers and operators assessing lifecycle and operating-cost implications.