N46JM

This entry covers a single airframe identified by tail number N46JM, a 2005 Raytheon 390 Premier I built by Raytheon Aircraft Company with serial RB-147. The airframe is recorded in corporate ownership by Statesboro Aviation LLC, based in Statesboro, GA, US, and operates on a US registration. The aircraft carries an estimated market valuation of $1,700,000 and retains an executive configuration suitable for business operations. Ownership and registry actions are limited to the corporate registration on public records for this airframe.

The airframe is outfitted in an Executive layout typically arranged for six passengers, with some configurations reported to accommodate up to eight; the certified seating for this airframe is 8. Avionics fit on this specific Premier I commonly employs a Collins Pro Line 21 suite, though operator-specific variants may exist. Based from Statesboro, GA, the aircraft’s combination of range (1,340 nm) and high-speed cruise (426 kts) positions it for regional and interstate business missions, short transcontinental hops under ideal conditions, and time-sensitive executive charters. Maintenance considerations for this airframe align with turbofan twin schedules and Williams FJ44-2A engine support networks; operator records would determine current status of inspections, AD compliance, and life-limited components.

The Raytheon 390 Premier I represented a light business jet niche in the early 2000s offering relatively high cruise speeds and composite fuselage elements for its class. With a service ceiling of 41,000 ft and a compact cabin, the model competes with light jets that prioritize speed and runway performance; resale and maintenance economics for this specific 2005 airframe reflect its age, engine type (Williams FJ44-2A), avionics fit (Collins Pro Line 21), and the published valuation of $1,700,000. Buyer and charter demand for similar airframes typically factors inspection history, interior condition, and avionics/engine program status in resale considerations.