N441RF

This entry covers airframe N441RF, a 2007 Raytheon-built light jet with serial number RB-182. The airframe is registered in the United States and is owned by 441RF LLC, an LLC based in Loomis, CA, US, which functions as the operator and home base for the asset. The airframe’s manufacturer is recorded as Raytheon Aircraft Company, and its model is the Raytheon 390 Premier I. Registered and operated by a single LLC owner based in Loomis, California, there are no additional public record entries for changes of ownership or notable registry actions beyond registration under the named LLC.

The aircraft is configured in a typical Premier I executive layout with an executive 6–8 place cabin arrangement, appropriate for owner/operator or charter executive transport missions that favor speed and short-to-medium range capability. Typical mission profiles for this airframe include regional business travel and point-to-point trips within the aircraft’s 1,360 nm range at high-speed cruise near 450 kts, operating from its Loomis, California base. Maintenance considerations follow the Premier I’s twin Williams FJ44-2A powerplant schedule and executive cabin upkeep; specific avionics fit for N441RF is not published in the available data. The light-jet configuration supports rapid climb to a service ceiling of 41,000 ft, optimizing fuel-efficient cruise and favorable en route performance for business operations.

The Raytheon 390 Premier I occupies the light-cabin, high-speed business-jet niche, offering higher cruise speed and cabin finishes competitive with upper light-jet peers. Its twin Williams FJ44-2A engines provide reliable thrust ratings (2,300 lbf each) that deliver the aircraft’s performance envelope, including the published ceiling and cruise figures. Buyers and charter operators typically value the Premier I for its cabin comfort relative to light-jet competitors and for straightforward maintenance pathways; resale and maintenance considerations for RB-182 / N441RF align with the model’s established support network and the documented owner/operator maintenance practices of single-entity ownership.