N419TM

This airframe, registered as N419TM, is a Beechjet 400A (marketed as the Hawker 400XP) with manufacturer's serial number RK-495. Build year: Not published. The aircraft is owned by Wheels Up Partners LLC, a corporation based in New York, NY, USA, and carries US registration. Acquired into the Wheels Up fleet as a corporate/charter asset, this airframe is presented in executive configuration and is currently valued at $1,600,000; notable registry actions beyond the current ownership record are not published.

The cabin in this airframe is outfitted for executive transport with 7–8 executive seats arranged in a club/forward–aft layout and an enclosed lavatory; the operator fit can include a full galley. Typical missions for this jet under corporate or charter operation emphasize short to mid‑range high‑speed transport, taking advantage of a long cruise range and high cruise speed for point‑to‑point transcontinental or regional hops. Avionics for the airframe are typically the Collins Pro Line 4 suite as fitted in many Hawker 400XP/ Beeject 400A examples, supporting modern IFR operation and business‑class mission profiles. Maintenance considerations follow the light business jet class norms for twin‑engine turbofan aircraft of this vintage, with operator‑specific checks and refurbishment cycles aligned to corporate charter use.

The Beechjet 400A / Hawker 400XP family occupies the light, fast twin‑jet niche, prized for its cruise speed and cabin comfort relative to its category. Competitors historically include early Cessna Citation models and light Learjet types offering similar speed and range. Buyer and charter demand for this model tends to favor cost‑conscious operators seeking high cruise performance at lower acquisition cost; resale and maintenance considerations center on engine and airframe hours, avionics upgrades such as Pro Line 4 installations, and the presence of operator‑grade cabin fittings (galley, lavatory) that affect residual value.