N463SJ

This airframe, registered as N463SJ, is a 2003-built 400A (Beechjet / Hawker 400A) with serial number RK-368 manufactured by Raytheon Aircraft Company. The aircraft is owned by FLIGHT OPTIONS LLC (an LLC based in Cleveland, OH, US) and is registered in the US; it has remained under corporate ownership in the Cleveland area since acquisition. No separate notable registry transfers or incidents are published for this specific tail; condition highlights reflect a market valuation of $740,815 consistent with late-model light business jets of its class. The airframe’s ownership and valuation indicate active corporate use or placement within fractional/charter operations managed from its Cleveland operator base.

The cabin is presented in a typical 7–8 passenger executive layout that is operator-configurable, supporting executive transport, light charter, and corporate shuttle missions from the Cleveland home base. Avionics fit for this specific airframe is Not published, so mission equipment and specific avionics capability should be confirmed with the operator prior to assignment. Typical route profiles for this configuration include medium-range point-to-point sectors up to the aircraft’s 1,565 nm range at high-speed cruise of 441 kts and flight levels up to 45,000 ft. Maintenance considerations follow the Williams FJ44 engine program requirements and airframe inspection cycles customary for Raytheon-built Hawker 400A series jets.

The 400A (Beechjet / Hawker 400A) occupies the light business jet niche for operators seeking high cruise speed and transcontinental short-medium range performance in a compact platform. Competing models in its class include other entry-level light jets offering similar seating and range; buyer and charter demand tends to favor examples with well-documented maintenance histories and modern avionics retrofits. Resale and maintenance considerations for this airframe reflect its Williams FJ44 powerplants and decade-plus service life; its listed value of $740,815 positions it in the secondary market where condition, logbooks, and configuration drive transactional pricing.