N391YS

This entry covers airframe N391YS, a 2001-built Beechcraft 390 Premier I with serial RB-6 manufactured by Raytheon Aircraft Company. The aircraft is registered in the US and carries a market valuation of $1,500,000, reflecting its age and equipment fit. Entered US registry upon completion and has had a limited public record of ownership transfers. Operator and home base details are company or owner-specific and not published beyond the registration; valuation and condition highlights indicate airframe maturity commensurate with early-2000s production and typical avionics and interior specifications for this model.

The airframe is outfitted in a typical executive six-place club configuration, listed as Typical 6-place executive club layout (6 pax), optimized for short-to-mid-haul corporate missions and point-to-point city-pair operations within the aircraft’s 1,350 nm range. Avionics are noted as Collins Pro Line 21 (typical), providing integrated flight management and situational awareness consistent with early-2000s light jet installations. Typical mission profiles for this specific aircraft would include single-pair city hops and regional business travel at cruise speeds near 451 kts and altitudes up to 41,000 ft, balancing speed and operational cost; maintenance considerations align with twin Williams FJ44-2A engine support and age-related inspection cycles.

As a member of the Beechcraft 390 Premier I family, N391YS occupies the light business jet niche emphasizing high-speed cruise and a composite-fuselage design. Comparable competitors in the segment historically include light jets offering similar range and cabin capacity. Buyer and charter demand for early-2000s Premier I airframes often focuses on avionics upgrades, interior refurbishment, and engine time management; resale and maintenance considerations for RB-6 reflect typical depreciation for 2001 production with a stated market value of $1,500,000.