N412TS

The airframe bearing tail number N412TS is a 2005-built Hawker Beechcraft 400XP (Beechjet 400A) with serial RK-409. The aircraft is owned by Aircraft Management Group (AMG Jets), a Pittsburgh, PA–based corporation, which serves as the operator and keeper of record. Registry and valuation records for this specific airframe list a market value of $1,500,000, reflecting its age, equipment fit and typical condition for the model year. Notable administrative entries for this airframe consist principally of its continued U.S. registration and corporate ownership structure.

The cabin in this airframe is configured in a typical executive layout with 7–8 passenger club seating, an enclosed aft lavatory and a small forward galley, suitable for business or light charter missions. Avionics are fitted in the common configuration or typical upgrade path of Collins Pro Line 4, providing a modern integrated flight deck capability for the platform. With a long-range cruise capability near 450 kts and ferry/range capability of about 1,519 nm, this airframe is typically employed on short- to medium-range point-to-point business missions from its Pittsburgh, PA base. Maintenance and operational planning for this aircraft emphasizes jet turbine engine support for the twin JT15D-5R engines and avionics lifecycle considerations associated with Pro Line 4 systems.

This airframe represents the Hawker Beechcraft 400XP (Beechjet 400A) family, a light twinjet niche offering fast cruise speeds and a 7–8 passenger cabin in a compact airframe. Performance characteristics of this specific unit—twin JT15D-5R engines, 45,000 ft ceiling, and a cruise near 450 kts—underscore the model’s role as a short-haul business jet capable of higher-altitude operations. Market considerations for this airframe reflect typical buyer and charter demand for well-equipped, mid-2000s light jets, with resale and maintenance factors influenced by engine hours, Pro Line 4 avionics condition, and the documented $1,500,000 valuation.