N513BE

This airframe, registered as N513BE, is a 2000-built example of the Hawker 800XP manufactured by Raytheon Aircraft Company, bearing serial number 258471. The airframe is listed as owned by H800 IV LLC, an LLC based in Stuart, FL, US, and is registered in the United States; the current record reflects corporate ownership and U.S. registry. The twin‑engine mid‑size business jet is assessed at a market value of $2,605,000, a figure which reflects the airframe’s model year, configuration and operator status. Maintenance and registry records specific to this tail number are not published here beyond the ownership and valuation data.

The cabin in this specific Hawker 800XP is fitted in a typical eight-passenger executive layout with common arrangements described as double-club or club-and-divan configurations, supporting executive transport and regional missions. Operated from an owner address in Stuart, Florida, the aircraft’s combination of a 2,540 nm range and 430 kts cruise speed suits point-to-point regional and transcontinental missions within continental U.S. and nearby international sectors. The twin TFE731-5BR engines provide certified thrust of 4,660 lbf apiece, a powerplant family with established maintenance programs that inform scheduling and operating cost planning for this airframe. Cabin fit and maintenance status beyond layout are not published in the supplied data.

The Hawker 800XP occupies the mid-size, fixed-wing multi-engine business jet segment produced by the Raytheon lineage and, for this specific airframe, delivers a compromise of cabin comfort and mid‑range performance as reflected in its 41,000 ft ceiling and 2,540 nm range. At a reported value of $2,605,000 for a 2000 build, resale and buyer interest will generally be influenced by aircraft condition, completion and engine time on the TFE731 series; such factors drive maintenance considerations and total ownership cost. As a U.S.-registered, LLC-owned example, the airframe is positioned for corporate or charter operations where the listed seating, range and cruise performance match typical executive mission profiles.