N444HC

This entry covers airframe N444HC, a Learjet 31A manufactured by Learjet Inc and built in 1992 with serial number 31-064. The aircraft is registered in the US and is recorded as owned by PDII LLC, an LLC based in Concord, NC, US, which is the most recent operator listed on registry records. The airframe’s recorded market valuation is $499,000, reflecting its late-model 31A configuration, accumulated hours and typical maintenance status for the type. No additional notable registry actions beyond the current ownership notation are published in the supplied data.

The cabin on N444HC follows a typical executive layout providing 6–8 place seating in standard fit, while the airframe is among those 31A examples that may be certified for up to 10 occupants when configured with belted lavatory, forward belted lavatory and divan options. Avionics typical to this 31A installation include Honeywell EFIS-50 displays, Bendix/King KFC-3100 autopilot, Universal UNS-1F FMS, TCAS II, EGPWS and ADS-B, though specific fitment may vary by airframe. Missions for this airframe align with the light business jet profile—short- to mid-range executive transport, courier flights, and on-demand charter legs using the aircraft’s 1,631 nm range and high-speed cruise to serve cross-country U.S. city pairs from its Concord, North Carolina operating base.

The Learjet 31A family occupies the high-speed light jet niche, offering transcontinental hop capability with a high 51,000 ft ceiling and fast cruise of 441 kts for point-to-point executive travel. Competing platforms in this class include other late-model light business jets that emphasize speed and climb performance over cabin volume. Buyer and charter demand for well-equipped 31As depends on avionics standardization and maintenance history; resale considerations typically center on engine TBO status for the TFE731-2 series, avionics upgrades, and overall logbook completeness reflected in the declared valuation of $499,000.