N375KH

This airframe, registered N375KH, is a 2000-build Beechcraft 400A (Beechjet 400A) originally produced by Raytheon Aircraft Company / Beechcraft (later Hawker Beechcraft) with manufacturer's serial RK-280. The aircraft is currently owned by PDII LLC of Concord, North Carolina, US, and it is listed on the US civil registry. The airframe reflects typical late-model 400A specification and is valued at $1,200,000, a figure that reflects its age, systems fit, and market position among light-cabin business jets. No other ownership changes or extraordinary registry actions are published for this specific tail in the supplied data.

The cabin in this airframe is described as an executive 6–8 place club layout, which aligns with the typical Beechcraft 400A executive fit though the type certification allows up to 10 seats for this model. Avionics are reported as a Collins Pro Line suite in the typical configuration for this airframe class, while the specific install for this airframe has not been confirmed. Operated from Concord, North Carolina by an LLC owner, the jet is suited to short- to medium-range corporate missions and owner/operator use across domestic US routes within its approximately 1,519 nm range. Maintenance considerations for this individual airframe will center on JT15D-5 engine support and avionics lifecycle items typical of early-2000s Pro Line installations.

The Beechcraft 400A (Beechjet 400A) occupies the light-cabin, high-speed niche with a cruise near 449 kts and a service ceiling of 45,000 ft, offering performance attractive to operators seeking fast point-to-point capability in a compact cabin. Competing types in the secondary market typically include other light-cabin jets that balance speed and range, while buyer interest often focuses on acquisition cost, engine/component hours, and avionics currency. For this airframe, the listed value of $1,200,000 reflects resale considerations tied to age, typical 2000-era systems, maintenance status, and the ongoing availability of JT15D-5 support.