N407QS

This entry covers airframe N407QS, a 2017-built example of the Embraer Phenom 300 (EMB-505) with manufacturer serial number 50500405. The aircraft is recorded as owned by NetJets Sales Inc (a corporation) with a registered location of Oklahoma City, OK, US, and it carries a United States registration. The airframe’s manufacturing year and serial tie it to late-production Phenom 300 builds; ownership by NetJets Sales Inc positions it within the fractional and corporate market where it may be cycled for resale or fleet transfer. The airframe’s market valuation is listed at $7,795,000, reflecting its configuration and equipment level as of the most recent record.

The cabin of this specific Phenom 300 follows the typical 6–9 passenger executive layout with club seating, a refreshment center and a belted lavatory, yielding a standard executive interior optimized for short to mid‑range business travel. Avionics are fitted with Embraer Prodigy Touch (Garmin G3000-based) glass flight deck equipment, supporting modern navigation, situational awareness and single-pilot operation where authorized. Operated from a base tied to Oklahoma City, OK, US through its corporate owner, the aircraft’s mission profile commonly includes regional point-to-point business flights within the stated 2,010 nm range and high‑speed cruise at 430 kts. Maintenance and operational considerations follow Phenom 300 fleet practices, with systems and engine support programs applicable to the Pratt & Whitney Canada PW535E powerplant.

The Embraer Phenom 300 (EMB-505) family occupies the light jet segment, offering a blend of high cruise speed and transcontinental range that competes with models such as the Cessna Citation CJ4 and the HondaJet Elite in charter and owner‑operator markets. Demand for used Phenom 300 airframes is driven by operators seeking efficient short-to-medium haul capability, and resale value is influenced by avionics fit (such as the Embraer Prodigy Touch) and engine time on the PW535E units. For corporate fleet owners and fractional operators like NetJets Sales Inc, considerations include maintenance program enrollment, lifecycle costs tied to the 3,360 lbf-class engines, and the aircraft’s appeal to charter customers seeking an 8-seat executive cabin with high cruise performance.